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To: FrozenZ who wrote (5901)	5/8/2004 7:05:05 PM
From: arun gera	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116555

>In yesterdays paper there was exactly one page (front and back) of employment want-ads.> Lots of ads have moved to the job-sites such as Monster.com

To: FrozenZ who wrote (5901)	5/8/2004 9:05:58 PM
From: mishedlo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116555

Andy Xie Three ways for the bubble to burst morganstanley.com

To: FrozenZ who wrote (5901)	5/8/2004 9:07:20 PM
From: mishedlo	Respond to of 116555

A Little Interest Boost WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration has been alerted that Chairman Alan Greenspan will guide the Federal Reserve Board to a small interest rate boost before the presidential election, and President Bush is reported to be satisfied. According to these sources, the central bank this fall will raise the federal funds (interbank lending) rate from the current historic low of 1 percent up to 1.25 percent. The Fed is expected to push the rate to 1.5 percent later this year after the election and up to 2 percent early next year. Typically, Greenspan's public statements have been so difficult to interpret that Fed-watchers have disagreed in their predictions of future action. But the administration has been assured that interest rate increases will not affect the election outcome. intellivu.com