Word: loan
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...expected that $100,000,000 of the loan would be placed in the U. S., $70,000,000 in Britain and the remainder on the Continent. Final terms were not published...
...week long negotiations proceeded between Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, President of the Reichsbank, Dr. Hans Luther, German Finance Minister, and U. S., British and Continental bankers regarding the flotation of the $200,000,000 loan to be made Germany under the terms of the Experts' Plan...
...ground or another, hostility to the loan was evinced in London and Paris; and rumors were spread that the loan might not be successful. In plain point of fact, the loan is certain to be successful if for no other reason than that J. P. Morgan and British bankers have endorsed it. Probably it will be oversubscribed...
Money continues easy, although call rates have risen to 2½%. Gold imports have almost ceased, precious metals being attracted to India for the time being. Foreign issues continue to be floated in Wall Street, and the German loan now seems only a few weeks...
...bankers and investors alike have become somewhat impatient waiting for the German loan. The publicity-orchestra has stopped playing, the lights have been turned down, yet still the curtain does not go up. At the American Bankers' Convention, Mr. Dwight W. Morrow was down on the program for an address entitled International Loans. Suddenly Mr. Morrow found he could not be present after all. Several thousand bankers, left in the dark, are more curious than ever...