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... under Section 1 (3) of the Gold Standard (Amendment) Act, which was passed through Parliament last night:— The Lords Commissioners of his Majesty’s Treasury, in pursuance of Section 1 (3) of the Gold Standard (Amendment) Act, 1931. hereby order that until ...
... PARLIAMENT AND THE GOLD STANDARD. THOUGH_ the Government Bill to suspend the operation of that section of the Gold Standard Act of 1925, which requires the Bank of England to sell gold at a fixed price, only became law late yesterday evening, in effect ...
... the depatture from 'the gold standard in the first place affect° only international trade, and that it is only through the ups and downs of international trade that it eventually has an effect on internal trade. The gold standard, divested of technicalities ...
... LIVERPOOL AND MERCURY: TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1931 FIRST DAY OFF GOLD STANDARD PLIGHT OF TOURISTS MOST OF THE WORLD’S MARKETS AT A STANDSTILL CONCESSIONS CUTS MR SNOWDEN BROADCASTS DECLINE OF STERLING MR SNOWDEN’S DISCLOSURE: NO MORE FOREIGN HELP FOOD RAMP ...
... coal trade is mainly with foreign countries, 70 per cent. of the production being shipped abroad. The suspension of the Gold standard is looked upon se a factor likely to disturb the foreignwise coal export trade, said Sir David R. Llewellyn, the head ...
... off than we were , before the gold standard_was suspended? And why? These are the questions that are being asked. We are all aware that so far as we have been conoerned with internal trade we have not had a gold standard (or at any rate: a general ...
... CANADA. Unperturbed by the British Government’s action with respect to the gold standard, and encouraged by an increased export demand with unfavourable reports of the quantity and quality of the wheat crops of other countries* the price of wheat on the ...
... is meeting again this morning to decide the further attitude of German Slock Exchanges regard to the suspension of the gold standard in Great Britain. Business as usual, and no nervousness among their clients, was the experience of German banks in general ...
... problems weighing on the world. gains at yesterday’s close of from 1| to 1| cents bushel over Saturday. The suspension of the gold standard by Great Britain is generally regarded in favourable light by the American newspapers. The New York Times congratulates ...
... NEW STEPS TO CORRECT TRADE BALANCE. GOLD STANDARD BILL PASSED EXCHANGE TO REMAIN CLOSED. Mr gold .Standard (Arnowluteut introduced. the Govetwinent to itpipend the operation el the Gold Standard, patned a through all the ROOM of a t the Noose of Lords ...
... Henderson to No. 10. Downing-street during the week-end was with the sole object of discussing the bill abolishing the gold standard, and that the conversation between the Prime Minister and the leader of the Opposition had no relation to the purely political ...
... to-day. Arrivals from South Attics consisted of 250,000 sovereigns and L 484,000 in bats, and, in view of the fact that the gold standard has ceased to operate in this country, considerable interest was taken in the price at which this consignment is likely ...