Currency report
The United States dollar and gold bullion rose in European trading on Thursday amid further tension in the Middle East and Poland, and declining interest rates in Britain and West Germany, according to NZPA from London. Gold bullion gained SUS 9 a
troy ounce in. London and $l3 in Zurich in early trading after rumours, denied by the White House, the day before in Wall Street that President Ronald Reagan had suffered a heart attack. The price fell back later to close in London.
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Press, 7 December 1981, Page 16
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