The Chamber was called upon dur inb the year to give consideration 10 [conditions brought about by the introduction of new currency requlations by the Chinese Central Govern ment, particularly regarding trans-factions in forward exchange.
The attention of the Chamber was drawn to correspondence exchanged 9 firm of legal advisers with one of the foreign Consulateg on the subject of the rate of exchange to be applied to contracts involving obli tions incurred by Chinese and pressed in terms of foreign currency. Copies of the correspondence were forwarded to all national Chambers of Commerce in order that they could fake the question up with their diplomatic representatives.
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