Currencies bounce back

Tuesday 24 October 1995 20:02 EDT

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Currencies bounce back

There was a mild bounce back by currencies hit by the flight to the German mark on Monday. The dollar closed in London up half a pfennig at 1.3873 and the pound strengthened by half a pfennig to close at 2.1925. The French franc improved two centimes against the mark to 3.5080. The dollar ended the day in London just above 100 yen. - Bloomberg

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