Confidence Shown by Rise in Stocks and Trade
Special to The Washington Fest reports a week of stock gains, high bonds, and low money rates signaling a potential bull market amid stronger bank earnings. Cu...
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Indian and African News Sways Market in London
London’s stock market was volatile last week amid political uncertainty and tax collector and engineer strikes. Gains came from Gen Smuts quelling the Rand insurrection and reassuring India news, while overall activity remained irregular and subdued.
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Berlin Dollar Rate Above 300. Industries Rush for Foreign Currency
Berlin dispatch notes dollar rate rising amid continued foreign currency purchases by industry. Rate reached 286 marks, expected to top 300 as credit tightness hampers bourse activity. Steels textiles and coal mines seen to rise. Halle Machine Factory Foundry declares 7.314% dividends for 1921 with 6 million mark capital. Major banks like Discount Co announce capital increase of 210 million marks.
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Miners Seek Ruling in Antitrust Law
Wide importance cases will be heard this week in the Supreme Court. The United Mine Workers of America and others press the Sherman act issue against Coronado Coal Company, with appeals over whether labor acts can restraint interstate commerce. Prohibition penalties and Volstead act provisions also loom as the court may decide on double tax and penalties.
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French Traders Welcome Cats in Rediscount Rate
Paris dispatch reports the Bank of France reducing the official rediscount rate to 6 percent. The move was met with widespread satisfaction among French traders and financial officials seeking stabilization and liquidity.
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France Faces Postwar Finance and Rente Interest Pressure
French finance officials warn that high interest on advances on rentes and other securities risks burdening investors. Intermediary commissions and costs leave rentes yielding only six percent, despite total costs around six thirty four per cent. A decree to control capital outflows may be renewed, allowing foreign and domestic securities to move if proceeds fund other securities.
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