Los Angeles, May 25.
An official summary issued to-day by the Foreign Trade Conference, at the completion of its sessions, predicted that the investments of American capital abroad would soon be resumed, with a commensurate effect upon foreign trade.
During past years it was found) that the security market worked on and even reduced the volume of, money available for purchase of American exports," and restricted imports generally, causing slackness of international commerce.
The establishment of an International Bank is expected to assist. in the re-establishment of a reasonable rate of progress in world trade.—United Press.
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