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To: Henry Volquardsen who wrote (2635)	12/21/2000 1:39:58 AM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (1) of 3536

That and my generally low opinion of Eurocrats make me wary of significant Euro strength. Nice to see great minds think alike... Well, at least your mind is great... :0) Also, interesting data on steel production.... It looks like AG failed to grasp the obvious once again, having failed the first time in realizing he had tightened too much, too quickly. He sent a signal out there that he want's a recession, no matter how much jaw-jabbering he says to the opposite. And now 85% of US executives polled are actually predicting and planning for one. That means they are battening down the hatches and striking any orders they aren't sure they have a positive buyer for. And guess what will happen should AG juice the economy to the other extreme with a series of emergency rate drops... Well, then those same companies will have to adjust their annual forecasts all of a sudden and businesses will be jumping through hoops trying to ramp up again. He should have just lowered rates beginning in December, sending out the signal that he was on hold until economic data clarified. Regards, Ron

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