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To: Rarebird who wrote (73792)	7/22/2001 12:38:42 PM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116822

<<You think Japan or the Europeans are in a position to say No? >> Really, Europe wants a (somewhat) stronger Euro going into currency release so there will be a broad acceptance of the new currency instead of the masses exchanging their mattress Marks into US$. News reports last week quoted EU officials stating they would prefer something far more near parity for Euro currency release. There is a great deal PR & spin leading up to actual Euro currency & much at stake. <<I think the Gold stocks are toast next week. >> It all depends on what the strike vote says later this very day. One can not ignore the math of 16% of world's production.