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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 22, 1971

Page

6

Mining shares buoyant as Continentals sign amid market rout

Melbourne exchange activity shows mixed sentiment with Poseidon and Placer-Industrial advancing while Amalgamated and NSW OM slide. Large miners face declines as oil and chemical sectors drift, and rail and brewery stocks provide limited support.

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Market Indices and Finance Sector Snippet

The fragment lists share price indices and entities across finance and industry, including banks, insurance, textiles, metals, and power sectors. It references specific figures such as 235 39 and 2481.90, indicating mixed value quotes from an abbreviated market section.

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Melbourne market notes amid unsettled oil and mining ads

Fragmented OCR text shows scattered references to Sydney oil, Sydney mining, and various place names and numbers. The readable portions resemble a midcentury classified melting pot with listings for mines, markets, cadmium, and hotel references, all jumbled and lacking coherent narrative.

International Move to Revalue Currencies Considered

Representatives of major non communist nations urged a meeting of finance ministers to discuss revaluing their currencies under pressure from the United States. Key figures named include Connally and Rockefeller, with Canada, Japan, Sweden, and Germany among participants. The call follows US aims to improve balance of trade and reduce dollar dominance amid global economic shifts.

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Change in US policy signals shift in economy and global stance

The US Treasury Secretary Connally said Washington will not soften new economic policies despite global backlash. He warned against foreign dependence and urged shifts in balance of payments, stressing that the dollar and gold realignment are central to a broader economic strategy. The remarks cite defense of domestic interests and a move away from prior liberal accommodations, with support from banking figures in New York.

San Francisco Thurday AAP US Treasury MP Connally Connally Poneenton Tatd Richefeller New York Chase Mane Parish

New York Banks Cut Prime Rate Across Market

US banks in New York trimmed their prime rate to 54 percent from prior levels. Major lenders including Chase Manhattan and Chemical Bank announced reductions, citing easing loan demand and lower internal financing costs. The move follows broader financial system adjustments amid weaker consumer demand and anticipated slower growth.

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