THE RESERVE BANK
RISE IN DAIRY ADVANCES DECREASE IN STERLING (By Telegraph.—Press Association) WELLINGTON, Thursady The Reserve Bank return for the week ended Monday, July 1, was gazetted to-night. The statement is balanced at £44,174,921, or £84,634 more than at the close of the previous week. The reserve of sterling exchange is £1,405,182 lower in value than on the preceding Monday. Notes and other demand liabilities are £158,853 higher in the aggregate, a fall of £1,190,911 in Government deposits being largely offset by an increase of £1,098,886 in the holdings of the trading banks. The ratio is 38.63 per cent, compared with 42.138 per cent the week before. Advances to the Primary Products Marketing Department are £49,886 higher, while those for other purposes have increased by £1,450,000. The statement with variations compared with the week before is as follows: Liabilities £ £ Variation General reserve .. 1,500,000 Same Bank notes 18,795,324 f 178,4 51 Demand liabilities— State 5,393,935 -1,190,91 1 Banks 17,313.978 f1.U98.850 Otlier 450.913 f 7 2,4 2 7 Other currenccis . 15,353 -57 5 Other libilities . 705,218 f 73,644 Total 44,174,921 f 84,034 Assets Reserve— £ £ Gold 2,801,839 Same Sterling: ex. .. 13.420,644 —1,405,i 82 Subsidiary coin .. 161,071 f 4,083 Advances— Marketing- 3,806,854 t 49,586 Other 21,210,000 +1,450.000 Investment .... 2,542,521 +3,010 Other assets ... 231,392 -17.172 Total 44,174,921 +54.034 Proportion of reserves to notes and other demand liabilities, 38.63 per cent (42.138 last week).
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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21157, 5 July 1940, Page 10
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