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randomness) wrote2008-07-15 09:06 am
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Well, the currency markets appear to have spoken.
And they don't like the plan for bailing out the GSEs.
The euro is up to $1.60, the pound is back over $2, the loonie is back over parity, the swissie is only a whisker below, and the aussie is over 98 cents.
The euro is up to $1.60, the pound is back over $2, the loonie is back over parity, the swissie is only a whisker below, and the aussie is over 98 cents.
But what's the dollar at?
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"It's been a difficult time for American families," Bush said at a news conference. "We must ensure we can continue providing credit during this time of stress."
Yes, get American families to dig themselves even deeper into a hole, but don't do anything to make the hole shallower. If anything, make the hole larger because you've just made it easier for them to fall further into it.