TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1980
Gold down, dollar up in European markets
United Press International
LONDON — Gold dropped in
value again Monday on European
markets. The value of the dollar in
creased slightly on most.
Gold opened in Zurich at $666 an
ounce, down $10 from Friday’s close
of $676. In London it opened at
$675.50, down $14.50 from Friday s
close of $690.
In Hong Kong, gold closed at
$663.50 an ounce, down $11.50 from
Saturday’s close. It had opened at
$670 an ounce and stood at $672.50
at the morning close, but dealers said
prices eased with the lack of buying
support at higher levels.
Zurich at 1.6368 Swiss francs, up
from 1.6348; in Paris at 4.0910
French francs, up from 4.0860; in
Amsterdam at 1.93 Dutch guilder,
up from 1.9265, and in Milan at
809..35 Italian lire, up from 809.20.
The dollar opened in Frankfurt at
1.7478 marks, up from 1.7450; in
The dollar remained the same in
London where the pound sterling
opened at $2.2740.
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document released Monday his life
had been threatened by two gun
carrying “drunks” and Soviet author
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Sakharov, 58, said two workers,
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