London, Jan. 5.
Statistics published here last Frid revealed a decrease of £143,000,000 in the gold stocks of the British Rgitjization Fund and the Bank of England between March and the end of September 1938. This caused some anxiety in London financial quarters. which were convinced that important exports of gold were continued even after September. These exports were attributed to the repatriation of capital belonging to other Countri capital which previously sought shelter in Britain.
Nervousness of the foreign exchange market today was clearly indicated by the shaky trend of quotations, which official organizations sought to smooth out.—Havas.
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