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To: KyrosL who wrote (14945)	3/2/2007 8:34:00 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) of 217656

Collapse in worldwide stock markets are led by companies heavily involved in exporting to America and Euro Zone Peter Oberois Mar. 2, 2007 The exporters are getting hammered badly. The yen is rising. The yuan is also rising and will rise further against Dollar and Euro. The rise is proportionate against Euro and Dollar. The net effect is on Japan, India and China. The exporters to the Western hemisphere are leading the collapse of stock markets all over the world. The days of dumping in the American and Euro Zone economies are coming to an end. Asian stocks dropped, extending the biggest weekly losses for global equities in eight months. Toyota Motor Corp. and Sony Corp. led declines by Japanese exporters as the yen traded near an 11-week high against the dollar. The exporters in 1929 before and after the stock market crash also led the decline in Dow. China and India is where America was in 1929. These giant emerging economies have shown mirror images of American economy between 1921 and 1929. The exporters are feeling the pinch and are leading the world stock indices down.

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