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To: energyplay who wrote (29643)	3/13/2003 1:33:56 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 74559

This one I worked out already: See if it makes sense: The debt problems of the 80's affected investment in infrastructure in many countries producers of commodities. The I could send you a picture of a 45Km long line of trucks waiting in Paranagua harbor (In Panana state southern Brazil) to unload their cargo of Soya into ships, which may be costing something like USD50K a day moored there. Investment in infrastructure take long time, and perhaps commodities will stay up for a while. I am still digging more into it.