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Politics : Dutch Central Bank Sale Announcement Imminent?

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To: sea_urchin who wrote (19433)10/25/2003 6:10:48 AM
From: mcg404  Read Replies (2) of 81961
 
Searle, re:<Weak USD adds to the attraction of "emerging market">

doug noland's view:

Moreover, that “commodity” currencies -- the Australian dollar (up 25%), South African rand (up 24%), Brazil real (up 23%), Canadian dollar (up 20%), and Argentine peso (up 18%) -- are the leading global currencies this year lends especially strong support to my dollar over-liquidity/global reflation thesis...The Overriding issue remains Unrelenting Dollar Liquidity Excesses – an out of control Bubble of dollar financial claim creation. (At the same time, the grossly speculative and inflated U.S. stock market is a liquidity-Bubble accident in the making.)



This acute dollar over-liquidity view may be counterintuitive and even controversial, but there is certainly ample supporting evidence. I can point to continued over-liquefied Credit markets. Credit spreads domestically and internationally remain extraordinarily narrow (they’ve collapsed!), and demand for dollar denominated global risk assets (debt instruments) remains unprecedented. Credit availability could seemingly not be easier at home or abroad. The case for abundant dollar liquidity is also supported by surging gold and commodity prices, as well as a dollar that just cannot find its footing.

<In my opinion, the whole gold/gold share market is like a house-of-cards, built on make-believe...> As are the alternatives?

John
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