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To: Andrew who wrote (1678)10/27/2003 7:29:13 PM
From: orkrious  Respond to of 110194
 
I can see a strange mix of inflation and deflation arising.



I don't think it's so strange. inflation in the things people need. deflation in the things people have "wanted" but not truly "needed" and bought with credit.



To: Andrew who wrote (1678)10/27/2003 10:21:09 PM
From: Wade  Respond to of 110194
 
Andrew,

Right on. 30-year bond yield was at ~7% vs. current ~5% at about same CRB and US dollar index ranges. Therefore, we can assume that Fed forced the yield down by 2%, which is a lot for a 7% bond.

Wade


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