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To: isopatch who wrote (1073)	9/30/2003 10:22:59 AM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108704

Yen and Euro extend gains, media misinterprets they continue to harp on benefits to multi-nationals but one guy on CNBC forecasts higher interest rates he TOTALLY misses the inflation effect though he claims it will improve pricing power NO WAY, NO WAY, NOT EVEN CLOSE production costs will rise more than general prices profit margins will not be ameliorated (helped) at all inflation is horribly misunderstood in this nation it is regarded as a commodity without location so some inflation will offset the deflation UTTER BULLSHIT NONSENSE IGNORANCE the primary price inflation effect will be on production costs, material supply costs, energy costs the primary price deflation effect is ongoing any general systemic price rise effect will be moderate at first, but not keep pace with rising production costs this is the signature of Phase #2 of the USDollar decline if a rising Yen and Euro are good for the economy, why is the Dow reacting by minus 120 pts? and last Monday last week, with the huge Yen rise, why did the Dow decline 150 pts? no no no, rising Asian currencies are horrible for our economy for every benefit, 20 harmful effects / jim p.s. meanwhile, consumer confidence continues to drop how will such confidence react to higher prices for Japanese brand products, such as Sony, Kenwood, JVC, Hitachi, NEC, Sanyo, Canon, Ricoh, Kyocera, Nikon, Fuji, Komatsu, Toyota, Nissan, Honda, Mutsubishi, Bridgestone, and more ???