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Finance
April 1, 1915 issue

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The article presents information on finance. It has occasionally been remarked, in the past few months, that the Stock Exchange was not responding very intelligibly to news from the European campaign. There was certainly same ground for arguing, in the first two months of 1915, that emphatic movements of prices were based wholly on events in our own home situation. But it could be answered, then at any rate, that nothing of high importance was happening In the war. Military deadlock in the trenches along Belgium's frontier would not unreasonably he reflected by financial deadlock on the Stock Exchange.

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FINANCE; STOCK exchanges; SECURITIES markets; WAR; MARKETS; ECONOMICS
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