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To: LaughingBuddha who wrote (25660)4/13/2005 3:12:19 PM
From: nspolar  Respond to of 60898
 
Thanks, I am going to save that.



To: LaughingBuddha who wrote (25660)4/13/2005 3:34:47 PM
From: yard_man  Respond to of 60898
 
so what ur telling us is: it would take one heckuva an up move in the yen and pound if the euro stayed put, to affect the index??



To: LaughingBuddha who wrote (25660)4/13/2005 8:36:15 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum  Respond to of 60898
 
LB,
How do they figure out those trade weights ?
Canada's trade with the US makes Switzerland and Sweden appear Liliputian...

Switzerland is maybe 5% of Canada and Sweden is maybe 4% by comparison with Canada / US total trade... Seems odd to use the term trade weighted... doesn't look like it's actually based on trade.

K



To: LaughingBuddha who wrote (25660)5/31/2008 7:33:01 PM
From: unlawflcombatntX  Respond to of 60898
 
Buddha,

Thanks for the links. I would never have guessed that Sweden's currency is factored in.