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Friday, January 11, 2008

 

Electronics shipments contract

Exports slip amid rising peso

SALES of Philippine-made goods abroad slipped in November owing to weak electronic shipments, the government said Thursday. The National Statistics Office (NSO) reported that exports in November went down by 2 percent to $3.951 billion from $4.031 billion in the same month in 2006. This was after a 10.5-percent expansion in October when revenues reached P4.648 billion.

The November decline led the 11-month exports performance to rise by just 4.76 percent, way below the government target of 8 percent last year.

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THE Philippines raised its planned debt service payments this year.

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FOREIGN interest in peso-denominated assets such as shares of Philippine listed firms and government debt papers surged in 2007...

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LOCAL share prices closed higher on Thursday as investors snapped up bargains after encouraging overnight gains on Wall Street, dealers said.

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The government may not push through with its plan to tighten its policy on giving income tax holidays under this year’s Investments Priorities Plan, the Department of Trade and Industry top official said Thursday.

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The government is set to assist the Swiss-based food giant Nestlé Group in getting around the tariff rates being slapped by Asean countries on the company‘s breakfast line.

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Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co., the Philippines’ largest bank, has the nod of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas to declare the cash dividend to be paid to its stockholders next month.

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LENDING is expected to pick up this year on the back of successive cuts in the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) key interest rates, the country’s second-largest bank said Thursday.

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ANCHOR Land Holdings Inc. on Thursday disclosed it has acquired 100 percent of the outstanding capital stock of Gotamco Invest­ment Realty Corp.

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THE National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has approved the investment of Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) in the construction of a multimillion-dollar international and local submarine cable network aimed at addressing the rising demand for Internet broadband bandwidth.

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WIGO Corp. on Thursday announced its plan to provide free wireless Internet access service in key cities and provinces nationwide.

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i-REMIT Inc. on Thursday announced that the volume of remittances it handled rose by more than a third last year on the back of higher overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) money sent home during the Christmas season.

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