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Euro is thrashing the dollar again right now. An oil bourse in Euro would make it less necessary for oil buyers to have USD reserves. And the deficit is not going to go down with continued overseas adventures. So to sell more bonds the Fed will have to raise rates again.
And like I said before, increased interest rates are like another form of taxes, the difference is that the payments go to hostile foreign governments and banks, and not to building American infrastructure.
"It's OUR money".no it ain't. It's the Peoples Republic of China's money. You just borrowed it-and anybody want to bet they probably will want it back? -daulton
by Eric Novinson on Thu Apr 27, 2006 at 01:28:41 AM PDT
opening. It also may be buoyed by the end of profit repatriation with tax forgiveness that was available to US overseas corporations in 2005.
by unclejohn on Thu Apr 27, 2006 at 04:15:25 AM PDT
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