Britain’s Recovery Shapes 1934 Year in London Markets
A sprawling survey of Britain’s 1934 economic rebound notes steadier trade and industry, rising profits, and robust stock markets. It highlights bank lending, corporate dividends, and gold and rubber sectors, with optimism for 1935 and amid global tensions and policy shifts.
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Oversea trade favourable balance rises to June
The report details Australia’s overseas trade during 1933 34 with a favour able balance by June 30 1934. It notes high wool prices early in the year and a decline impacting the half year balance. Imports totalled 60 807 087 including merchandize bullion and specie. Exports for 1933 34 reach 1 1.9 million in various currencies with bullion and specie contributing. The text compares per head figures and notes gold movements from the Australian Notes Fund.
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Austin Matore
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Trade With Other Countries in 1932-34 and 1933-34
The excerpt analyzes Australia’s foreign trade showing the United Kingdom's share of imports at 32.44 percent in 1932-34 and 41.35 percent in 1933-34, alongside Britain’s 30.39 percent foreign counter, 40.77 percent previous year. It lists export values to principal countries in 1883-84 and 1942-43, noting the UK’s dominant role and comparing imports and exports across nations including the United States, Belgium, Japan, and the Netherlands.
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Austraia
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Dullion
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United Kingds
Canada
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India
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Union of
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Germany
United States of America
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Malaya
New Zealand
Belgium
China
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