PRODUCE & MARKET REPORTS FROM DAY TO DAY
AUSTRALIAN LOAN PROSPECTS
LONDON MONEY
STOCK EXCHANGE DULL
(United Press Association.—Copyright.) LONDON, 18th June. Business on the Stock Exchange has been disappointing, and though there is no serious weakness apparent, most markets are in an unsettled state. The causes are not far to seek. They are specified oy one financial expert, who writes-— The quarrel between Jugo-Slavia and Albania, a" fresh outbreak of terrorism in Soviet .Russia, the strained relations between Poland and Russia, the disturbed conditions O f. the Berlin Bourse, to say nothing of the monetary uncertainty here occasioned by the F ren ch demands for gold, all combine to make the outlook at rail^tock"' 0111112 «^«-V*5S32-
suinriii^T dii ion °l affairs 5t » hMdly surprising we have had no news of thY Commonwealth loan which has Len » big interest payments on Ist jfuly The news that the Australian.Premiers' « « ™Bno«« relations has given meat ourable. For instance, the 'TMily Tfe- egraph," writing before the acceptance wm Known, says: "There is no £SR «X bold character o f the proposals, aSdifany! ™™fc llke them is carried into effect the result, so far as. Australia's. credit in Lo n ! don is concerned, will undoubtedly be beneficial and will assist the Federal and btates Governments in financial operations
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 142, 20 June 1927, Page 11
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