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Investment conundrums The decline of long-term interest rates to near-historic lows at a time of robust economic growth and monetary tightening by the U.S. Federal Reserve Board is truly extraordinary -- a conundrum, as Fed chairman Alan Greenspan has put it. July 11, 2005
