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To: RealMuLan who wrote (16582)	11/22/2004 6:16:14 PM
From: RealMuLan	Respond to of 116555

In Asia, Falling U.S. Dollar Is Both Loved and Loathed China has reasons to celebrate. But some of its neighbors, notably Japan and South Korea, express concern about exports. By Alexandra Harney, David Ibison and Jung-a Song, Financial Times HONG KONG — It took Fujio Cho, president of Toyota Motor Corp., the world's second-largest automaker, to say what Japan's politicians have been trying to avoid publicly acknowledging for weeks. The rise of the yen against the dollar, he said last week, "could make the outlook uncertain for the Japanese economy, which is on a recovery track." latimes.com