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To: Lee who wrote (119584)	4/21/1999 2:20:00 PM
From: JRI	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 176387

Thank you, Lee, for the compliment....You've certainly have helped me add to my knowledge, for which I am greatly appreciative.. As you know, I didnt even get into the dollar...the Euro is really turning out to be a putz here, and doesnt look (IMO) to get much stronger in the near-term (3-6 mos.)...the Yen, of course, is also under great pressure to depreciate vis-a-vis the dollar, or at least stay weak (given the "new" Japanese policy)...so the dollar looks (to me, at least) to continue its strength vs. these two major currencies near-term (despite our enormous trade deficit)...this, of course, helps a bunch in the inflation-fight... Of course, anything can happen going forward....in a few months, the framework may be laid for a weakening of the dollar...but by that time, we will probably have slower economic growth, lower oil prices, etc...ie., a continued counter-balance in the inflation fight... Right now, things are certainly peachy... I think the year 2000 could be a cracker for worldwide growth...will be interesting to see where inflation/interest rates go (after the millenium)..