Dollar Little Changed

Tue., May 21, 1996

The dollar finished little changed Monday as investors stayed cautious ahead of possibly volatile German economic data that could lead to strikes in Europe’s largest economy.

The dollar nudged higher against the major currencies, including the Japanese yen and the German mark, after a day of lackluster trading.

By 4 p.m. in New York, the dollar traded at 107.08 yen, up from 106.77 Friday. The dollar traded at 1.5343 marks, up from 1.5333.

Exchange Currency in Dollars Dollar in foreign currency

Canada .7289 1.3720

France .1925 5.1945

Germany .6518 1.5343

Great Britain 1.5135 .6607

Italy .000644 1552.00

Japan .009339 107.08

Mexico .135044 7.4050

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