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To: Les H who wrote (2468)	9/10/2003 7:13:05 PM
From: Don Green	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 49695

Despite US hopes, Japan continues to weaken Yen " Japanese reserves, excluding gold, now total $557 billion, up from $221 billion in 1997. Chinese reserves are up to $350 billion, from $140 billion in 1997. Taiwan's reserves are up to $182 billion from $84 billion in 1997. South Korea's foreign reserves have soared the most, rising 551 percent to $133 billion since 1997." I can only wish that was true! But I feel forces from both sides basically neutralize any major changes in Yen's value vs $ Don