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To: Lone Ranger who wrote (62108)5/6/2002 11:10:38 AM
From: ItsAllCyclical  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 99280
 
There is actually quite a bit of world wide capacity out there in term of industrial production if the world economy continues to stay sluggish. Energy prices are relatively high compared to the state of the world economy. Also collapsing stock prices are very deflationary. Hard to say how this will end. Many are predicting that the housing market will eventually experience a sharp pullback. This is also deflationary.

However, in general I agree that a falling dollar should spur more inflation. It's just that there are so many opposing forces it's difficult to tell which one's will win out.



To: Lone Ranger who wrote (62108)5/6/2002 11:31:16 AM
From: westpacific  Respond to of 99280
 
Dollar breaks 111.60 the FED will raise rates pre-meeting.

Do not be long a break of this level!!!!!!


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