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To: mishedlo who wrote (11406)	4/6/2004 12:03:49 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Respond to of 110194

ngas has not come down, in fact it is up 10 days ago, NG was 5.30-5.40 now 5.70-5.80 I do not believe China is deeply involved on NG demand they take LNG deliveries though / jim

To: mishedlo who wrote (11406)	4/6/2004 1:22:53 PM
From: russwinter	Respond to of 110194

<Some are worsening and some are not.. The corporate reports have been coming out, and so far the message has been consistent, "price powering" (translate inflation). This term also showed up consistently in some of the recent conferences on food companies and retailers. When I wandered around a poorly stocked Wal Mart yesterday looking at the price changes, I thought, "small wonder revenues are so good". The consumer is taking the prices with his and her credit card and new mortgage. I'm calling it FIP, the Fed's "Fully Funded Inflation Plan" for America and the world.