Reports to Congress
The Gold Reserve Act requires the Secretary of the Treasury
to submit to the President and Congress an annual report
on the operations of the ESF. That report includes sections
on the nature and functions of the ESF, exchange market
developments, ESF financial operations, financial statements,
and an audit report.
ESF
Annual Report for Fiscal year 2002-2003 
The Gold Reserve Act further requires the Secretary of
the Treasury, within 30 days after the end of each month,
to transmit to the House and Senate Banking Committees a
detailed financial statement of the ESF, including all agreements
entered into and renewed and all liabilities projected to
occur.
ESF
Monthly Financial Statement
ESF loan agreements are transmitted to Congress under
the Case Act, within 60 days of their entry into force.
Treasury customarily issues a brief press release announcing
specific ESF agreements with foreign monetary authorities
