Babson Discusses Capital Flight and Gold Amid European Turmoil
Roger W Babson today examined terms the flight of capital and the rising price of gold as Europe faces financial distress. He argued European capitalists seek wealth protection while countries like Russia Germany and neighboring states show signs of collapse and economic strain. He noted heavy taxation and property seizure fears driving investors toward the American dollar as a safe currency.
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European capital inflow boosts American securities in 1924
The article notes German and European capitalists pushing merchandise and funds into the United States to buy American securities via England. It claims thousands of European investors send capital to the U S, repatriate income, and often avoid tax reporting home. Gold imports reached 300 million last year and may rise in 1924, pressuring banks to loan more for commerce.
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Babson foresees strong 1924 bond market amid inflation debate
Babson cautions against inflation fears while noting 2 percent bank lending and cheaper imports. He predicts banks will favor bonds, foreign capital inflows, and lower money rates, boosting prices and a robust bond market in 1924. Moderation remains his health keyword.
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