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Saturday, March 01, 2008

 

February consumer prices
may have risen faster–BSP

CONSUMER price increases in February may have accelerated further due to higher commodity prices, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said Friday.

BSP Governor Amando M. Tetangco Jr. said average inflation may range between 4.8 percent and 5.5 percent, from 4.9 percent in January. That month’s pick up in the average was higher than the December inflation of 3.9 percent and the fastest in 15 months.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

A POLL of companies in the business process outsourcing industry and related sectors revealed that further increases in the value of the peso against the dollar could lessen the Philippines’ competitiveness and cut back firms’ expansion plans.

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The investments in the local mining industry is seen to surge within the next two years as several priority projects would advance into production, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources announced on Thursday.

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Allied Banking Corp. has lowered the level of its bad loans following the disposal of a significant amount of its nonperforming assets in December last year, the bank announced Friday.

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THE Department of Finance wants the Bureau of Internal Revenue to stop the practice of collecting taxes in advance as it creates confusion in recording the transaction.

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THE share of bad or nonperforming loans in banks’ total loan portfolio at end-December eased further to approximate pre-Asian financial crisis levels, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas said.

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The Philippine Electricity Market Corp. will extend the trial operations of the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market in the Visayas as it has yet to secure the Department of Energy’s nod for full commercial operations in the region.

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STATE-SUPPORTED programs may have boosted Filipinos’ health spending in 2005 from a year earlier, but remain below international norms, the National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB) said Friday.

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The country’s largest mall owner and operator told the Philippine Stock Exchange on Friday that it has formally acquired the Sy-owned shopping malls in mainland China.

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Lopez-controlled FirstGen Corp. plans to sell a portion of its shares in Red Vulcan Holdings Corp., which controls a majority stake in the Philippines’ largest geothermal energy producer.

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Baguio City: Massachusetts-based LTX (Electronics) Corp., an international designer and manufacturer of semiconductor test solutions, is expanding its operations here, making the Philippines its hub for its equipment repairs.

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LONDON:  The price of gold rose to a record high point of 976.32 dollars per ounce in morning trading here on Friday as the dollar struck fresh historic lows against the euro, traders said.

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LOCAL share prices closed slightly higher Friday as cautious optimism over corporate results outweighed domestic political concerns, dealers said.

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LEARNING & INNOVATION
By Moje Ramos-Aquino, FPM

Did you know that SPED (Special Education) was authored by one of the first Mapa  High Blue Falcon awardees,  Dr. Matilde Martin-Valdes , and was first conducted in Mapa High School?

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