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To: zebra4o1 who wrote (41407)	9/12/2005 8:02:36 PM
From: SOROS	Respond to of 110194

If they don't pause, we will be getting dangerously close to an inverted yield curve, and we all know what happens then. It's just a matter of which word becomes reality -- recession or depression. No matter what the short rates are, too much of the economy depends on continued mortgage borrowing, so I don't think these rates will rise much, if any. Talk about an economy caught between a rock and a hard place. I remain, SOROS