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	[16:15 Greenspan Sees No Inflation Resulting from Dollar Woes] Boston,          January 13 -- The Fed and Bundesbank chiefs are meeting in Berlin this afternoon to discuss globalization. Greenspan says the dollar"s depreciation has pressured Eurozone exporters to be more productive and competitive. He says US inflation   is inactive despite the dollar"s recent woes in the foreign exchange arena.  He also finds few indications that the current account deficit, near five percent   of US GDP, is difficult to finance.  This and the budget gap have become hot    button issues for the administration especially given the books from former      Treasury secretaries O"Neill and Rubin.  More.  -- Jeoff.Hall@thomson.com

	[16:19 EUR/USD: Welteke Comments At Odds With Trichet] Boston, January 13: An interesting subtext is developing, with Welteke and Trichet seemingly not on the same page in the playbook. Earlier today, Welteke said the effect of the EUR on exports shouldn"t be overstated (though he is now acknowledging it could hurt exports). He also says that "we value a strong currency",  a fairly benign comment, but one that is unhelpful if the president of the central bank is trying to jawbone the currency lower. He sees the global economic recovery as more important than the currency for the German economy. Greenspan is on the tape, downplaying the risk of a current account-inspired dollar crisis and saying the dollar can benignly share the reserve currency role with the EUR. EUR/USD continues to run into strong selling above the 1.2780 level. -- Jamie.Coleman@thomson.com