London, Mar, 7.
Stock Exchange: Proposals for cressed armament expenditure, the uneasiness regarding—international affairs and erratic movements foreign exchanges have all caused continued nervousness in the Stock Exchange during the past week and, fee movements with the markets poorly supported, rice movements were were mostly mostly down-
British especially, suffered a sharp setback, although there was a-slight recovery today. Foreign bonds, also, were particularly depressed, but Chinese and Japanese issues had a fairly steady undertone.
Gold mining shares were very re~ sistent, especially Kafirs, and closed with some strong features.
Otherwise, conditions in the stock markets were very dull.
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Foreign Exchanges: Movements! were very erratic throughout the week. Sterling weakened on Con-Uinental offerings but a small recovery ensued due to rumours that the United States" were contemplating, further dollar devaluation. Later in Van Ryn Deep the week, however, sterling again Anglo. Persian 10 weakened, the rumours proving to be unfounded. Chinese and" Japanese exchange reflected the sharp advance silver.
Money Market: Supplies continue plentiful.
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