London
Share prices drifted lower on the London Stock Exchange last week, mostly in response to the January banking statistics. Government bonds gained as much as two points, helped by the United States Federal Reserve Board chairman’s testimony to the United States Congress on Wednesday, dealers said. In the Australian sector B.H.P. reacted to the profit result with a gain of 23c. Closing prices on Friday of a selection of issues were;— Ampol, 86%: ANZ. 244%; NSW. 163%: BHP. 515; Dalgety. 329%: Elder Smith. 256: Fletcher. 95; NthßH. 140%; Plessey. 367%; Renison. 210: RTZ ord. 438% and regd 438%: Transdev, 77; WestMining. 218*2; BAT. 421: Distillers, 169: Glaxo. 474; ICT, 346: Lloydsßank, 466: MarksandSpencer. 141: PandO,- 134: Prudential "A", 231; Reedlnt, 272; Shell Transport, 364: Unilever;; 650; Wartoan! 28; deßeefs, 657.
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