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Wednesday, January 30, 2008

 

Move triggered by Moody’s outlook upgrade

Philippines resumes foreign
commercial borrowing

FOLLOWING an upgrade in the Philippines’ outlook by one of three international credit rating firms, the government has resumed its foreign commercial borrowing, the Bureau of Treasury said Tuesday.

Finance Undersecretary Roberto B. Tan, who is also acting national treasurer, said the government will borrow $500 million through the sale of sovereign bonds, or IOUs abroad. This completes the government’s foreign commercial borrowing requirement for this year.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

THE Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) expects consumer price increases to have accelerated this month due to the uptick in basic commodities.

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PREPARE for a biofuel boom, as investments in this sector are expected to jump in the next two years, according to a Department  of Energy official.

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FROM measures aimed at cushioning the impact of rising fuel prices to a tax on pollution, the myriad of proposals arising from the ongoing Philippine energy summit highlights the growing number of issues clamoring for government attention in the sector.

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ASIAN Development Bank on Tuesday said the Philippine government should push through balancing the budget this year despite recession fears in the United States.

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THE board of Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) on Tuesday approved a share buyback program in a bid to protect shareholders value.

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DEMAND for wireless landline service in the Philippines is projected to surge as operators offer unlimited voice calls, the International Data Corp. (IDC) said on Tuesday.

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SPLASH Corp. announced on Tuesday that it signed an accord with a Hong Kong-based firm for the distribution of its products in the Chinese territory and in Macau.

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TOYOTA Motors Philippines Corp. is eyeing double-digit growth this year, the company’s top executive said.

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IVANTAGE Corp. has infused fresh capital in its Internet search engine unit, Yehey.com.

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WIPRO Technologies, one of the world’s fastest growing outsourced services and consulting companies has located in the country with its first business process outsourcing (BPO) facility in Cebu City.

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METROPOLITAN Bank and Trust Co. announced on Tuesday that the use of its automated teller machines (ATM) grew last year, pushing transactions to exceed the P100-million mark.

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