Unreadable OCR Financial Briefs and Market Notes
Fragmentary text shows scattered figures on base metals and a few prices. It mentions metals like nickel and copper with marginal changes and a warning about serum prices. No coherent events, entities, or dates are extractable for a reliable summary.
IMF to buy African gold under price trigger
The IMF announced it would purchase South African gold if the market price fell to or below 834 per ounce, with South Africa allowed to offer sales to satisfy its current account. The move aimed to stabilize the two tier system and support global monetary stability amid uncertain demand.
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Washington
International Monetary Fund
TMF
South Aticn
SUSIS
Southh Africa
Unier
South Africa
Wernmenis Amd
Fuente
Saldy Alain
Pout
Volcher
Moreh
Santingen
ARK
Iis
Mary
Vaicher
Fiauca
Penh Niponne Rao
IMF Quota Reforms Expand Global Financial Stakes
An unclear report outlines proposed IMF quota increases for major economies, including the United States and Norway, as part of a five year review. It notes rising minimum contributions and overall reallocation, with concerns about relative power shifts and resistance from some executive directors.
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Willy
Suustis
Susi
United States
Skilmark
Norway
Nalionis
IME
Melgium
Linland
Breton
IMF
Nasre
Wapet find may be new commercial oilfield
Sir John William chair man of Herald and Weekly Times Ltd may retire soon as board to be relieved. Wapet announces drill results in West Australian area near Dongman and Mangrove area, with 1964 timing for potential commercial oil discovery after tests at No.7 well. Company plans to spend proceeds on production and regional development as exploration continues.
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John William
Herald and Weekly
Yimes Ltd
Methaumne
Har
Oirclewar Pty Ltd
Ranneer
Ince
Johin Willis
Herald
Wmlinifian
Folin
Faye
Gould
Iugr
Oelober
Sydney
Melbourne
Nemoman Cr
Agnaan
al Barrow
Cape
Willarminae
Fria
Yemen
Haina
Isa
Cooper
Rivardite
Australian mock exchanges close for New Year holidays
All Australian mock exchanges will be closed today and during the New Year holidays. After a Christmas break Sydney Melbourne and Brisbane exchanges traded on December 29 30 31. Adelaide Perth and Hobart remained closed over the period separating Christmas and New Year holidays.
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Melbourne
Brisbane
Adelaide
Perth
Hobart
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