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To: Len who wrote (8826)	3/23/2000 9:17:00 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35685

potentially explosive Bond market & US currency developments 10yr TNote yield now at 6.04% 30yr TBond yield now at 5.88% - my guess is anticipated end of Fed rate hikes, crude oil coming back down in price somewhat, no sign of inflation Germany did not raise interest rates last night, which went somewhat against what was expected German inflation had ticked upward, leaving most to expect a rate hike the USdollar has moved up versus an already weak Euro the USdollar simultaneously moved up versus the dithering JYen I had warned that if the Federal Reserve goes TOO FAR in hiking rates, expect to see the DIRE consequences with the currency market first, bond market simultaneously, and THEN THE STOCK MARKET / Jim