STEADY SHRINKAGE
HOW FUNDS HAVE FALLEN
The diminution of sterling exchange held as assets by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand since the beginning of August, 1937, is shown in the following table:— 1937. £NZ August 2 ~ 20,876,822 September 13 18,836,037 October 4 17,462,300 November 1 17,148,967 December 6 16,184,928 1938. , January 3 16,414,909 February 7 15,700,699 March 7 15,617,116, April 4 16,169,496 May 2.... 17,627,443 June 6 .." 17,801,586 July 4 15,941,567 August 1 15,322,308 September 5 12,638,656 October 3 10,594,978 November 7 .. 6,633,031 November 14 5,662,977 November 21 5,029,137 November'2B .......... 4,828,302
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 137, 7 December 1938, Page 15
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92STEADY SHRINKAGE Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 137, 7 December 1938, Page 15
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