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To: TobagoJack who wrote (21177)	8/14/2007 7:57:06 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) of 217570

Chart of the day: Euro rise killing European competitiveness economies of Europe. Those countries -Spain is a case in point- facing collapse needed a boost. Spain was going under TJ said. Message 23772987 Thus weakening the Euro wasd the solution. sub-prime gave the impetus. Deutsche Bank Ackermann came to fore to tell IKB was dying and created the liquidity 'crisis'. Message 23758518 Another bank that create a 'criis'. BNP. Both European banks. sub-prime on 350bn bank is chicken feed! ALMIGHTY EURO • What Is Happening: Spats over the euro's continuing surge suggest that some countries and industries handle a strong currency better than others. • Reaction: France renews its quest to talk down the currency, riling the ECB. • What's Next: An even stronger euro could broaden grousing and put national differences into sharper relief. Sarkozy new persident needs a helping hand too!! Many Southern European countries, by contrast, have stuck to goods such as textiles, and are losing market share to low-cost rivals in emerging markets. Strong Euro Splits Europe July 19th, 2007 online.wsj.com Oh a lower Euro would be most welcome, wouldn;t it? But wait a moment! this thing was supposed to start in the US, but started in Europe. Why? Europe needed a mechnism to lower the Euro. The liquidity 'crisis' is this mechanism. No worries! Real economy is going well.

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