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To: John Hunt who wrote (29185)	3/1/1999 5:38:00 AM
From: John Hunt	Read Replies (1) of 116791

A Japanese Tale Part 2 – Repatriation and the Dollar-Yen rate << The question to be examined now is the degree to which the US has had to rely on interbank loans to feed the credit spree of the past few years. Japan may well be the prime source of the funds that fed the interbank lending system described in part 1. If they should cease to pump funds into the world's banking system or, even worse, if they begin to call up the interbank loans that provided a substantial portion of the liquidity and easy credit in the rest of the world, a credit squeeze can result, with significant effects on US and other markets. The answer to the above question would reveal the extent to which the US is vulnerable to a cessation or even a reversal of the flow of funds through the interbank system. -- cont'd -- >> gold-eagle.com

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