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• The Luxembourg franc followed the Belgian franc into the Latin Monetary Union in 1865.
• The Luxembourg franc was adopted in 1848 and took the place of the Dutch guilder.
• The Luxembourg franc was reestablished in 1944, once more tied to the Belgian franc at par.
• Minorco shares rose 20 Luxembourg francs to 820.
• -- 40 . 3399 Luxembourg francs 1 euro
• The German marks, French francs and Luxembourg francs she now must reconcile will all become euros.
• Costing 350 million Luxembourg francs, the casino was opened at an inauguration ceremony on 16 April 1983.
• -- 40.3399 Luxembourg francs 1 euro
• In 1935, the link between the Luxembourg and Belgian francs was revised, with 1 Luxembourg franc = Belgian francs.
• Since then, zero coupon bonds have been sold in deutsche marks, dollars, Luxembourg francs, Danish kroner and French francs.
• The Luxembourg franc used to be pegged to the Belgian franc . talk ) 16 : 47, 8 July 2012 ( UTC)
• In March, Dixons has to repay a 600 million Luxembourg franc ( $ 20 million ) 10.125 percent bond it sold in January 1991.
• By 1977, it had become a Deutsche Mark zone with just the Belgian and Luxembourg franc, the Dutch guilder and the Danish krone tracking it.
• In March, Dixons has to repay a 600 million Luxembourg franc ( $ 20 million ) 10 . 125 percent bond it sold in January 1991.
• The Luxembourg franc was fixed at 1 euro = 40.3399 francs on 1 January 1999 . Euro coins and banknotes were introduced on 1 January 2002.
• Bertelsmann agreed in April to pay Audiofina, the owner of CLT, 30 billion Luxembourg francs ( $ 951 million ) for a 50 percent stake in the new venture.
• For the first half of 1997, CLT-UFA reported a net profit of 487 million Luxembourg francs ( $ 13.3 million ), down from the 2.199 billion francs it reported a year earlier.
• Europe's largest media company, the newly created Luxembourg-German broadcaster CLT-Ufa, said Tuesday it expects to post a net profit this year of at least 5 billion Luxembourg francs ( dlrs 150 million ).
• Under the terms of the agreement between CLT and Bertelsmann, the German company will pay Audiofina 30 billion Luxembourg francs ( $ 985 million ) for a 50 percent share in the new company.
• Since they'll still be doing their shopping in Italian lire, Luxembourg francs, Spanish pesetas and the rest up to 2002, the vast majority are expected to keep their bank accounts in their national currencies.