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To: russwinter who wrote (76066)12/19/2006 11:10:36 AM
From: John Vosilla  Respond to of 110194
 
I wonder how the Chinese play the game differently to avert any chance of a 1930's US or 1990's Japan cycle playing out in their country? Somehow someway could there be some debt cleansing downturn in China from the misallocation of capital and a major backup in long term rates in a stagflationary US economy occurring in sync..



To: russwinter who wrote (76066)12/19/2006 12:02:37 PM
From: bart13  Respond to of 110194
 

The Yen, is a different story and serves a different function


By the way, I was doing some updates over the weekend on my ESF tracking and discovered something quite interesting.

During week ending 12/8, the ESF sold about 7 billion Euros and bought an equivalent amount of Yen. That's a very large change - the biggest weekly change I've seen in almost 1.5 years (which is as far back as I've entered the weekly balances).


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