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To: Rarebird who wrote (10091)	3/7/2006 12:13:25 PM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (2) of 12410

What is in M3 that is not refleected by M@ or M1? I'd think that dollars and euro's would both be liquid markets. Both North America and Europe have washed our oil trade inbalances in petro dollars. I don't see the alarm in basing them both in dollars and Euro's. The strength of the euro has isolated Europe from the energy rises to a degree. If this shares the pain - I see it as a balance closer to equilibrium. Why should oil trade wash out the doillar and give the Euro relief when our rates are the higher. It is very complex and I find myself having more questions than answers. I do think however - it does not necessarily mean a negative outcome - could well be a positive!? Bob

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