1.   In recent days the mark slipped against the Swiss franc and the dollar as investors sought safe havens before the vote.

2.   The mark also slipped against European currencies.

3.   The mark slipped against the French franc and gained against the dollar.

4.   The mark slipped against the Spanish peseta and Italian lira and was stable against other European currencies.

5.   Earlier in Paris the dollar had fallen sharply, the mark had slipped and European bonds had turned weak.

6.   The German mark slipped on release of figures showing a slowing in German economic growth.

7.   The mark slipped against other major currencies except for the Swiss franc.

8.   The mark slipped a bit against the French franc from the morning level, but appeared stable against other currencies generally.

9.   The mark slipped against most major currencies.

10.   The mark slipped against the main European currencies on Thursday morning in calm trading before the publication on Friday of monthly US unemployment figures.