FED GOVERNOR SEGER SEES CURRENCY STABILITY Federal Reserve Board Governor Martha Seger said there were signs of helpful stability in foreign exchange markets in recent weeks. "I think we are beginning to see more calm in those markets," Seger told reporters after a speech to the U.S. League of Savings Institutions. "I think it is very healthy when you can get into a period of stability," she said. She said market forces have a major influence on exchange rates and said she did not know the right value for the dollar against the Yen or the Mark. Seger told the Savings and Loan executives that she was concerned about financial markets' absorption with exchange rate influences. "I am concerned that we have gotten so nervous," about exchange rates, Seger said. She said the Fed takes into account additional factors in determining monetary policy than the value of the dollar against other currencies. On the economy, Seger called the latest figures in gross national product a modest upward revision.