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To: Crimson Ghost who wrote (48093)	4/25/2000 8:19:00 PM
From: patron_anejo_por_favor	Respond to of 99985

<<My take is that the Fed probably will stand pat next month if the NAZ stays under 4000 (which I think it will) and upcoming inflation data are not too bad. The strong dollar further reduces the odds of more tightening in the near future>> Well, we'll see. I think given the data we've seen so far, there's little evidence that the Fed has achieved anything with the last 125 basis points. If the Euro comes to a crisis and the DMark is resurrected, the dollar's strength will immediately be tested (to say the least; the BuBa historically was a LOT more protective of their currency than the ECB). However, this will take longer than a month to unfold, IMO. I think that in the absence of some (additional) major stock market calamity, we get a raise for sure in June and probably another one to boot.