World: Dollar, Gold Show Gains
The dollar rose on international money markets yesterday as the Federal Reserve and the West German and Swiss central banks again intervened to support'it GoldÛªs price also was higher.</br></br>The dollar rose sharply in Tokyo and ÛÏstayed in front" all day in Europe and New York, according to a dealer.</br></br>In Frankfurt, it rose to 1.9090 marks, from 1.9055 Tuesday; in Zurich to 1.70825 Swiss francs, from 1.69125; in Paris to 4.3825 French francs, from 4.3775; in Brussels to 30.6150 Belgian francs, from 30.4550; in Amsterdam to 2.0875 guilders, from 2.060, and in Milan to. E49.45 lire from 846.05. In London, the pound rose to $1.9770 from $1.9730 Tuesday.</br></br>In Tokyo, the dollar rose sharply to 196.90 yen from 194.85. A Tokyo banker said traders bought back dollars they sold the previous day, last month increased 28 percent from a year ago.</br></br>United States began a drive yesterday to borrow West German marks to shore up the dollar in the first public borrowing by Washington of a foreign currency.