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To: Sig who wrote (21378)	11/13/1997 8:20:00 AM
From: ed	Respond to of 176387

I hope he will reduce the rate. The US dollar is over valued against most world currency, this will make: 1) More capital will flow to the US market and make the high debt Asian countries in a even worse shape!!! 2) As the dollar is over valued, the Asian countries with higher debt will need to export more to maintain the debt. 3) With over valued dollar, the US companies will be more difficult to open up the oversea market and profit shrinks. 4) With over valued dollar and high productivity, Those products produced by the over capacitied US factories will have no place to go(hard to sell to the oversea market), this will cause deflation, and no profit margin. 5) With over valued dollar and relatively higher interest in US, it will be more difficult to sustain the high foreign debt ( in dollar) for those countries with higher debt, and this will cause a worldwide currency crisis(debt crisis) or make the crisis even worse.