141 results on '"Mark (Germany) -- Statistics"'
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102. Dollar is mostly weaker but remains above key support level against mark
103. Dollar slumps 2 pfennig on confidence in Bundesbank to fight German inflation
104. Dollar forgets to take vacation, scores multiyear highs vs. mark
105. Schering feels effect of strong DM
106. Galloping greenbacks seen by S&P
107. 'Franc fort' bolsters dollar against mark, other currencies
108. Dollar's advance trims long rates
109. Dollar rises against mark, falls vs. yen on trade data
110. EMU: GERMAN MEMO ON THE FIGHT AGAINST MONEY LAUNDERING
111. Currency transactions soar
112. Mark emerges as strongest currency; analysts see no change in its position
113. U.S. dollar surges against French franc, mark on rise in American money supply
114. U.S. currency resumes rise; gold drops $1.20; traders are concerned that West Germany again may intervene to boost mark
115. Key foreign currencies fall despite support of some central banks
116. Dollar tops 1.90 marks but intervention by central banks leads to mixed results
117. Dollar reverses slide as banks intervene; currency's strength cheers stock market
118. Deficit report pushes dollar higher
119. Government efforts to stabilize dollar fail to calm currency markets as U.S. unit continues to decline
120. The dollar falls against most currencies in reaction to lower U.S. interest rates
121. Dollar fixed at 1.7311 marks without intervention
122. Bonds drop, dollar firms in U.S. on jobs report
123. U.K. markets mildly disappointed by Lawson speech
124. Dollar starts nervously in Europe
125. Dollar opens higher in quiet New York
126. Dollar fixed at 1.8133 marks without intervention
127. Dollar ends firmer on technical rally in Europe
128. Dollar hits record lows in Tokyo morning
129. Dollar fixed at 1.8211 marks without intervention
130. N.Y. dollar closes higher on expected Bush win
131. Mark ends week under a cloud in Frankfurt
132. Fed sold dollars for marks and yen - U.S. dealers
133. Dollar closes firm in U.S., in upper end of range
134. Dollar ends slightly lower in Frankfurt
135. Dollar fixed at 1.9240 marks without intervention
136. Unchanged German rates boost London dollar, pound
137. German reserves fall may show foreign intervention
138. Bank Canada sold U.S. dollars for marks
139. Fed sold dollars in U.S. at 1.8160 marks - dealers
140. Dollar fixed at 1.6803 marks without intervention
141. A stable slide is what the dollar needs
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