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Monday, July 02, 2007

Reduction in shipping costs readied for exporters

Govt mulls cut in export target

By Angelo S. Samonte and Darwin G. Amojelar, Reporters

PHILIPPINE economic managers may cut the government’s export and import targets in light of these two sector’s dismal performance so far this year.

A Department of Finance official said the interagency Development and Budget Coordinating Committee (DBCC) may change its macroeconomic targets due to the high discrepancy in recent data, with the country’s economic managers wondering why imports and exports are lagging behind other indicators despite the healthy first-quarter growth.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

HONG KONG: When Thailand floated its currency on July 2, 1997, it meant to ease the immediate pressure on its faltering economy.

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STATE-RUN National Electrification Administration (NEA) has tapped the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to finance a multimillion-dollar project that would allow electric cooperatives nationwide...

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THE peso may yet end the year stronger than initially anticipated, according to a United States-based investment bank.

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San Pascual accord crucial to venture

Team Energy Corp., the consortium of Tokyo Electric Power Co. and Marubeni Corp. that bought the power plants of United States-based Mirant Corp., is keen on tying up with Korea Electric Power Corp. (Kepco)...

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THE owner of Philippine web portal yehey.com said it plans to invest in financial services following its sale of its stake in International Exchange Bank (iBank).

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SL Agritech Corp. said it will increase its hybrid rice seed exports to Indonesia, Vietnam and Bangladesh.

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VITARICH Corp. has resumed trading at the local bourse after the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) lifted the suspension in the wake of a court’s approval of the company’s rehabilitation plan.

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Looks to supplying airlines in Subic, Clark

BANGKOK, Thailand: PTT said it will accelerate investments in the Philippines, as it plans to serve airlines operating in two former United States military bases that have been converted into special economic zones.

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ANCHORLAND Holdings Inc. is venturing out of its comfort zone to build a mixed use development in Para­ñaque.

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BEYOND THE BUZZWORDS
By Reylito A.H. Elbo

I LOVE CARROTS. And not just it gives us the chance to help Baguio and Benguet farmers become self-employed, but the chance to buy it myself from SM Hypermart in Makati.

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MANAGING FOR SOCIETY
By Dennis Berino

I live in a subdivision in Parañaque beside the international airport and just off the Nichols Toll Plaza. Going to Makati, residents in the area take the west service road and cross the Sales Bridge...

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