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To: russwinter who wrote (15075)	6/9/2004 1:53:50 PM
From: Knighty Tin	Respond to of 110194

russ, Now we see one reason for the increase in M1.

To: russwinter who wrote (15075)	6/9/2004 11:40:33 PM
From: Peter Joseph	Respond to of 110194

Interest Rate Increases Stress the Banking System: (From: The Macroeconomic Newsletter, Warren Pollock) The FED must have to step in periodically to prevent a crisis from occurring. Interest rate sensitive derivatives and interest rate arbitrage plays are putting pressure on the continuity of the banking system. Given this condition, how can the FED raise interest rates to levels needed without blowing up the entire system? The problem is that the market will raise rates if the FED fails to do so. jsmineset.com Cross-posted from here: worldmarket.blogspot.com