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To: tanoose who wrote (1081)1/7/1998 8:26:00 AM
From: dave brown  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 3650
 
Hay! you may be right. I was thinking (I'm no expert) that with a weak currency, goods will be less expensive, exports will increase, usage of raw materials will increase. Not only automobiles but every export business in Asia, including electronic equipment will demand more metals. I found a site on the net that charts metal usage by country with some projections to year 2002. Will revisit and post.

Thanks for your response.


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