The Archive · 1938

BERLIN BOURSE

Berlin, Mar. 10.

On the share market to-day interest, was shown by investors in a few popular favourites only, the price trend in all other sections of the market being erratic. Bank customers placed few buying orders although numerous satisfactory balance sheets and good economic reports provided a strong stimulus, The news of the resignation of the French Government was much discussed but had little effect on business.

Electrics and public utilities opened friendly, Siemens & Helske ad-ricing 2 to 204. Minings were better, Hapeners, advancing 134 to 169%. Rayons were also firmer.

Fixed interest securities were very firm, the demand being brisk but supplies inadequate. Reichs Old Liquidation Loan rose % to 133%. Gold mortgage bonds were again in a stronger demand than the market could meet.

In industrial bonds German Dye Trusts were unchanged at 130%. Harpeners advanced % to 126%.

Call money stood at 2% to 3 per cent.—Trans-Ocean.

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