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To: ahhaha who wrote (1402)3/7/2001 4:10:21 PM
From: Archie MeetiesRespond to of 24758
 
Doesn't matter if OPEC turns the spigots on, all multi-fuel users have already switched to HO. Imports of LNG are less than 4% of supply, and are constrained by LNG terminal capacity. Whims or no, the two are disconnected already.



To: ahhaha who wrote (1402)3/8/2001 12:42:32 AM
From: AhdaRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 24758
 
dailynews.yahoo.com

Wednesday March 7 4:04 PM ET
Banks Urged To Be Flexible in Lending

By MARCY GORDON, AP Business Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal Reserve (news - web sites) Chairman Alan Greenspan (news - web sites) said banks that have tightened lending as the economy has slumped shouldn't go overboard and cut off credit to worthy borrowers.

He repeated a previous warning that banks and the government regulators who supervise them ``should be mindful that in their zeal to make up for past excesses, they do not overcompensate and inhibit or cut off the flow of credit to borrowers with credible prospects.''

Greenspan's remarks contrasted with a speech he gave last May, in which he warned that banks might be turning complacent about risks in the economy, failing to take into account the fact that economic good times don't last forever. At the time, he advised banks not to become overconfident in their ability to manage risks, especially as they venture into new types of financial activities.


I found this interesting as you package information for a loan you have to add to that the unknown adjustment of the present thoughts of AG.



To: ahhaha who wrote (1402)3/8/2001 10:51:08 AM
From: JayPCRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 24758
 
The Saudis could ruin the NG market in the US on a whim.

Not without help from their neighbors.

Regards,
Jay