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From: sammy™ -_-	4/10/2006 11:41:34 PM
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Global Liquidity Conditions: Still Favorable, But... The huge surge in U.S. dollar-based liquidity in recent years is beginning to unwind. U.S. Federal Reserve assets plus its holdings of foreign central bank owned Treasury securities is a reliable proxy for high-powered U.S. dollars in circulation worldwide. This measure of global liquidity has risen by more than 60% in since 2001, as central banks re-inflated the global economy. With dollar-based liquidity far outpacing the growth in the global economy for most of the past five years, there has been a massive spillover into asset markets that has boosted prices. While dollar-based liquidity is still abundant, it is slowly being worked off as liquidity growth slows and the global economic upswing proceeds. An examination of central bank policy in the main economies reinforces this point. bcaresearch.com

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