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To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (75396)	9/30/2002 8:50:51 AM
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September 30, 7:00 AM: EUR/$..0.9850 $/JPY..121.65 GBP/$..1.5637 $/CHF..1.4831 Japan Cabinet Shuffle Helps Yen, But Outlook is Cloudy by Jes Black At 8:30:00 AM US August Personal Income (exp 0.4%, prev 0.0%) US August PCE Price Index (exp n/f, prev 0.2%) US August Personal Consumption (exp 0.5%, prev 1.0%) At 9:00:00 AM US New York September NAPM (exp n/f, prev 253.5) At 10:00:00 AM US September Chicago PMI (exp 53.0, prev 54.9) The yen was again the focal point in the currency market today, this time rising sharply on a combination of half year-end repatriation flows and speculation that somehow Japan may be inching closer to much awaited reform. Meanwhile, the dollar also fell against the European majors on follow through selling seen on Friday. Undermining the dollar were fears of a further decline on Wall Street and possibly weak data from the US this week. more... forexnews.com