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To: Robert Douglas who wrote (2357)	1/5/2000 3:30:00 PM
From: N	of 3536

Hi Robert... I tried to look at net positions of commitments of traders in financial instruments here cftc.gov but the report isn't ready yet. - - Dec 18 economist reports M3 grew at annual rate of 15% as fed was preparing for Y2K...and "...relaxed standards of collateral banks must deposit to get cash...sold banks billions...of 'liquidity options' which allows buyers borrow at ...a set spread over the ff rate...." A nice direct impact on $/euro...I bet. I would be interested in what you, Henry,Lee, Paul and others have to say about this. Especially interested, Henry, in your analysis of the success and importance of the options...had been awed by this for awhile. By the way, aren't we about ready to have trade deficit with Japan and $/yen just about ready to work out....up the J curve? Comments? Nancy

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