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Wednesday, September 03. 2008

 

Oil companies cut fuel prices

By Euan Paulo C. Ańonuevo, Reporter
 
SMALL oil retailers on Tuesday announced another round of price cuts at the pump as world crude slumped below $110 a barrel on signs Hurricane Gustav may spare oil facilities off the US south coast.

Eastern Petroleum Corp., Flying V, Seaoil Philippines Inc. and Unioil Petroleum Philippines Inc. separately said they would implement a P1-per-liter cut in the price of all fuel products. The rollback will take effect at 12:01 a.m. today.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

AMID troubles elsewhere in Asia, the peso slumped to a one-year low on Tuesday.

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PHILIPPINE residential resorts will languish as the “second home” market is weakening due to the US economic and sub prime crisis, warned a local property expert.  

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THE Department of Budget and Management (DBM) has retracted an earlier announcement that President Arroyo would be among the beneficiaries of next year’s proposed salary hike for government employees.

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THE Philippines will set aside a bigger amount for debt payments next year, according to the Bureau of Treasury.  

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DESPITE the global financial turmoil and stricter international standards, local banks will keep their capital adequacy ratios above regulatory requirements, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said.

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STATE-RUN Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corp. (Psalm) has firmed up the sale of more generating assets, including decommissioned or retired power plants, of National Power Corp. (Napocor).

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TO conserve tuna stocks in the Philippines, Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap has ordered the cancelation of licenses or permits of fishing companies engaged in fishing and trading of small tuna.

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A local company is undertaking feasibility studies for a wind farm it is proposing to put up in Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte, an official from the Department of Energy said Tuesday.

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TOKYO: Asia’s largest economy was left rudderless again Tuesday after Japan’s Prime Minister quit suddenly, sparking concerns that free-market reforms will be put on a backburner as a recession looms.

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TOKYO: The euro and the pound fell against the dollar in Asia Tuesday on expectations of lower interest rates in Europe to stave off the threat of recession, dealers said.

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BANGKOK: As bloody clashes erupted in Bangkok’s political quarter on Tuesday, just across town shoppers and tourists went about their day oblivious to the state of emergency invoked just hours earlier.

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SYDNEY: Australia’s central bank cut interest rates Tuesday for the first time in over six-and-a-half years, pushing them down 25 basis points to 7 percent amid signs of cooling economic growth.

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SEOUL: South Korea’s currency fell to a 46-month low Tuesday despite attempts by authorities to talk it up, while the stock market slid to its lowest close in 18 months as foreign investors dumped stocks.  

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VIEWS FROM A BRIT
By Mike Wootton

On checking the reference in Wikipedia (a wonderful source of information!) for “honor”, it makes the point that this is something which appears to be in decline in today’s world. The reason for my checking the reference...

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