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... 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 ...
... SOUTH WALES. EXPORT TRADE AND THE GOLD STANDARD. The extent to which the export trade may be stimulated as • result of the suspension of the gold standard is the absorbing topic of ' discussion in the South Wales coal trade. The first effect, however ...
... 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 ...
... Testaelat. To-dat. Vales. Ow Yost UN 11.0445.11 Pads 10421 114 bun* • —WM The suspension of the Gold Standard by Sneden dates from to-day, and will last until November 30. In contrast to the excitement of the past few days the Liverpool ...
... correct value at the quoted rate of exchange. Just as the premature return to the gold standard checked and nearly ruined the export industries, so departing from the gold standard has enabled the export trades to undercut competitors in world markets. ...
... line France intended abandoning the gold standard. • high Government official told the Paris correspondent of the Exchange to-day— There is no foun.lalion for that rumour. Frahce will not abandon her gold standard before America does so.—Exchange. ...
... The Finnish Rikebank declares that it no intention of following the example let by Sweden and Norway in regard to the gold standard question. ...
... there is an absence of anything that can be called panic, or even alarm. There is a belief that the fall away from the gold standard will even have something like the effect of a moderate tariff, but it is also said that the change will prove beneficial ...
... OF SETTLEMENT PARIS. Wednesday . The first shocks which followed the decision of the British Government to suspend the gold standard having passed, the situation is being regarded in Paris with more composure and in an optimistic spirit. This attitude ...
... rolling mills at Wiseen, in the Sieg Valley, and to discharge the thousand men employed, are said to be directly due to the gold standard crisis in England. -- Ninety per cent. of the mills' output goes to the foreign market. at prices calculated in sterling ...
... 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 ...