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To: mishedlo who wrote (10995)	3/30/2004 3:17:22 PM
From: russwinter	Read Replies (1) of 110194

Japanese gone? Run-up in all the mortgage, credit card and homebuilders today, so nobody believes it. Poole and Guyann out with "premptive moves" (that's a joke) against inflation. I think Greenspan's out with a cold or something, doctor's orders? biz.yahoo.com Think it will be the second lowest NYSE volume of the year, and third or fourth lowest NASDAQ, very strange market behavior. Reuters Demand for one-month U.S. T-Bills flags at auction Tuesday March 30, 1:48 pm ET NEW YORK, March 30 (Reuters) - One-month U.S. Treasury bills lost ground on Tuesday after demand for new paper at this week's government auction proved much softer than the previous week's. Indirect bidders, which include the customers of primary dealers as well as overseas official buyers, took just five percent, or $993 million, of the $19 billion in one-month bills on offer. Primary dealers took $17.5 billion of the auction and have been the main bidders at one-month bill sales this month. The new one-month bills went for a high yield of 0.950 percent, and drew bids for 2.61 times the amount of debt on offer, well below this year's average bid-to-cover ratio of 2.76 and the poorest since the start of March.

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