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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1983

Page

15

Dollar slides and gold gains across world markets

The dollar weakened against major currencies in the first trading session of the new year as gold rose. Markets blamed expectations of lower U.S. interest rates, a growing trade deficit, and inflationary pressures for the decline. London and Tokyo markets were closed for the New Year holiday, with rates showing modest shifts in Paris and across Europe. Gold prices moved higher in Zurich and New York while Swiss banking changes and corporate moves also featured in the day's notices.

Europe U.S London Paris Tokyo Zurich Hong Kong New York Handy & Harman

Banks May Cut Auto Loan Rates Against Auto Makers

Analysts say banks may drop new car loan rates to match General Motors and Ford offers. David Eisenberg of Sanford C. Bernstein predicts 13 percent or lower, possibly 10 or 11 percent. Wells Fargo and Bank of America note deposits and funding costs constrain deeper cuts, while GM and Ford post 11.9 percent through March and Chrysler ends its 10.9 percent program. American Motors raises car prices and trims Jeep prices. national averages hover around 16 percent to 16.5 percent.

Byeneral Motors Corp Ford Motor Co David Eisenberg New York Sanford C. Bernstein & Co Hisenberg Gerry Gunn Wells Fargo Bank San Francisco Bank of America Chrysler Corp American Motors Corp Jeep

New limits to IDA bond financing hit McDonald project

The Madison County Industrial Development Agency financed its last Big Mac after federal rules restrict IDAs from issuing bonds for restaurants. The Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1982 also bars bonds for recreation facilities and massage parlors. Public hearings on IDA bond issues are planned next year to curb abuses.

Madison County Industrial Development Agency McDonald's Route 13 Canastota Madison County IDA

Auburn Steel trims production amid market slump

The Auburn Steel Co. has cut weekly hours from 160 to 120 due to market problems in the steel industry while avoiding layoffs. About 300 workers are reassigned to duties such as special orders, maintenance, and replacements. President Takaaki Ono expects a full return to production by March with hopes for an upturn by mid 1983.

Auburn Steel Co Bethlehem Steel Corp Lackawanna Auburn Martin B. Fanning Auburn Steel Takaaki Fred” Ono Ono Auburn Steel Management

Gold price revival amid inflation fears and policy shifts

The price of gold rose toward year end, closing in New York at 449.90 after a low of 296 in June, reflecting renewed interest as disinflation and looser policy influence sentiment. Analysts like Eugene J. Sherman and Raymond T. Dalio cite economic recovery and a weaker dollar as supporting factors for gold and silver.

New York Treasury Eugene J. Sherman International Gold Corp United States Raymond T. Dalio Bridgew Ere Consultants Fed Money Market Services Federal Reserve

Baby Bell Goes Competitive in New Year Phone Center Stores

The emergence of American Bell and its PhoneCenter outlets in 1983 signals a shift toward competition in the U S telephone market. Leasing or buying options, FCC certifications, ringer equivalents, warranties, and feature choices shape consumer decisions as prices vary from under $20 to $2,000.

American Bell Area Bell At&t Western Electric Desktop Princess Trimline Bell ITT GTE MCT Sprint Naves Styleline Trendline American Sell

Your Money's Worth warns on travel money losses and quick recovery

Sylvia Porter notes winter vacation plans invite risk of lost or stolen funds. She explains using a credit card holder at home to authorize a Western Union Charge Card Money Order, with cash advances billed on the card, varying by destination and amount. Examples include sending $50 for $11.95 or $16.95 to distant regions, with larger sums incurring higher fees.

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Western Union and Money Transfer Tips for Cold Weather Travel

A US and international guide explains sending money via Western Union with credit cards or cash, costs for amounts from 50 to 3000 dollars, two hour in country pickup, 8500 offices, 900 open 24 hours, and overseas options. It notes using American Express for rescue, postal money orders if funds are lost, and consulting the State Department for lost or stolen funds and consulate assistance.

United States Western Union American Express U.S Postal Service Express State Department

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