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Wall Street Jitters

Sir, —There is no doubt that New Zealand’s economy is fundamentally sound. Even the effect of the Wall street crisis was hardly felt. From a rough check on Wall street I find that yields on some securities regularly ranged from nothing to 1 or 2 per cent. Interest on the loans that carried them was often 7or more per cent. Many American investors were willing to divest themselves of all usufructs of security ownership except the chance for capital gain. The Prime Minister, Mr Holyoake, is to be congratulated that his “steady does it” policy was based on sound confidence. He could now say; “Steady has done it.”—Yours, etc., RALPH S. WHEELER. Timaru. June 4, 1962.

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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29841, 6 June 1962, Page 7

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Wall Street Jitters Press, Volume CI, Issue 29841, 6 June 1962, Page 7

Wall Street Jitters Press, Volume CI, Issue 29841, 6 June 1962, Page 7