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Strategies & Market Trends : ahhaha's ahs
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To: NOW who wrote (3444)11/6/2001 8:05:19 PM
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Yes. How could anyone think otherwise? One must understand what an interest rate does.

And yes, it means that say, if the Japanese dumped all their T Bonds on one day, there would be no effect on US interest rates. In fact, within several days of the dumping once the market stabilized, the price of the T Bonds would go back to where they were trading before the dump.
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