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To: ild who wrote (21977)	11/18/2004 1:57:54 PM
From: yard_man	Respond to of 110194

nice >>the only circumstance that could endanger the down trend in industialized nation government debt interest rates imo would be a confidence crisis regarding the solvency of the issuers - an extremely unlikely event. the US and the Euro-zone are not Argentina. while the US dependence on foreign inflows to finance its twin deficits is obviously worrisome, it still seems unlikely that the government's solvency will come to be doubted.<< very few people believe that -- I wonder why so many are looking for a treasury bond debacle??