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  1. #10121

    Quote Originally Posted by İharlie Mİ View Post
    bitaw boss agree ko on this on some point, pero ang pag stay away sa US ang ako nakita nga pa.agi para ma rebuild ang pinas...naa jud ni mga consequence ang pag go with china and i know and trust that PRD is aware of the risk..... maybe the advantages outweighs the disadvantages on goin with china
    For me, the cons outweighs the pros.. talking about long term ha not short term lang. If ever we change directions, I would kiss the japanese ass than being buddy-buddy with China.

  2. #10122
    Quote Originally Posted by yanong_banikanhon View Post
    Natural, kadtong nangaging fluctuations nga nahitabo sa wala pa si Duterte, dili gyud si Duterte ang hinungdan adto.
    Pero usa ka dakong sayup sa logic kun moingon ka nga kay dili man si Duterte ang hinungdan sa mga past fluctuations, imposible pud nga si Duterte ang hinungdan sa peso fluctuation KARON.

    Bisan unsaon pa'g bali-bali, klaro kaayo ang pahayag sa mga analysts. Nakaapan lang kay daghan sa atoa diri nga imbis mogamit sa logic, mas nipili man hinuon sa fanaticism, ingon nga giya sa pagtimbang2x unsay tinuod.

    Philippine Peso Slides to 2009 Low as Duterte Unnerves Investors

    The Philippine peso sank to a seven-year low as investors remained concerned about the policies of President Rodrigo Duterte...

    Global funds sold Philippine stocks for a 22nd straight day amid nervousness about the fallout from Duterte’s anti-drug war and his outbursts against the U.S. and the United Nations. Philippine central bank Governor Amando Tetangco last week sought to soothe investors last week spooked by Duterte’s rhetoric.

    The peso’s decline is “mainly due to politics with the Philippine president’s ongoing war on drug dealers and his intent to seem to alienate all of their major trading partners,” said Jeffrey Halley, a market strategist at Oanda Asia Pacific Pte in Singapore.


    src:
    http://finance.yahoo.com/news/philip...031523145.html
    This news was posted below Dec. 16, 2015. is it still safe to attribute this to the current govt? or is this a way to paint a color to the govt since their expose about EJK is not working as they expect it.
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    PESO ‘MORE RESILIENT’

    Analysts at the Australia and New Zealand Banking Corp. (ANZ Bank), meanwhile, said the peso will likely stay “more resilient” compared to other Asian currencies but still show relative weakness against the greenback in line with the regional trend.

    “In Asia, further depreciation is likely, with an easing of portfolio flows, foreign debt repayment, and hedging activity and increased resident outflows all likely to play a role,” ANZ Bank economists said in the December issue of its Foreign Exchange (FX) Monthly Outlook report.

    ANZ Bank sees the peso ending 2015 at P47.40 level as of Dec. 15. With higher interest rates in the US, the Philippines and other emerging Asian economies would likely see a rebalancing of flows to relocate outside the region, said senior FX strategist Khoon Goh.

    Looking ahead, the bank sees further weakening for the local currency early next year ahead of the May 2016 polls.

    “We see INR (Indian rupee) and PHP staying more resilient, but for both to still lose ground against the USD... For PHP, presidential elections in May have historically tended to see the currency weaken in the lead-up to and shortly following voting,” the report read.

    ANZ Bank forecasts the peso to hit P48 against the dollar by June 2016, and to close at the P48.50 level by December next year. -- Melissa Luz T. Lopez


    BusinessWorld | Peso seen ending year at P47:$1 as risks remain
    Last edited by PaYaSo; 09-28-2016 at 07:37 AM. Reason: nglibog si yanong

  3. #10123
    Quote Originally Posted by Theko View Post
    Wa ko niingun na dapat mukalas ta. Again, ni react ko sa imo g.ingun na naa tay overreliance. Wala tay overreliance. Kung mawa ang US, naa ra gihapon ang Japan ug China as trade partners. Dako ang mawa, pero mabuhi ra ta. In terms of trading ni ha. Lahi pud na ang foreign policies other than trading.
    aw ok kaau ko ani imong ingon boss nga mabuhi rata if way US nyahaha
    m not saying i hate the US pero na feel man gud nko ang problema ni PRD kung unsa.on pag unite ang LuzViMin...nya ang best way is to stay away from US pra mo join na sa govt ang mindanao nyahaha

  4. #10124
    Quote Originally Posted by yanong_banikanhon View Post
    And you think nga ma-achieve na pinaagi sa pagpamalikas ug pagpalayas sa US, EU ug UN ug pakig-away sa uban pang mga international organizations?
    Dugay na man ta under US,
    maorag wala may alibyo then naa na tay Presidente nga Pro-masses,
    we do have a good chance with China maorag fail ta sa US.
    We should inhibit ourselves with that colonial mentality dili ta mo-improve ana.

  5. #10125
    Quote Originally Posted by İharlie Mİ View Post
    aw ok kaau ko ani imong ingon boss nga mabuhi rata if way US nyahaha
    m not saying i hate the US pero na feel man gud nko ang problema ni PRD kung unsa.on pag unite ang LuzViMin...nya ang best way is to stay away from US pra mo join na sa govt ang mindanao nyahaha
    Mabuhi ta pero maglisud pud ta kung mawala sila. Wait, sala diay sa US ngnung. dili natu mapa unite ang Mindanao? Coz as far as I know cultural problems within the country na and dili tungod sa external forces.

  6. #10126
    Quote Originally Posted by Theko View Post
    You missed my point. Ako ra g.ingun is sayup imong assumption na naay overreliance sa US ang Philippines.

    Ikaw nag bring up anang BPO ug OFW remittance na US based, naa kay data ana?
    Bai nag ingon rako nga dependent kaayo ang PH sa US, in which mo ingon sad ka nga wala on your objection bringing the imports and exports data 2015. Karon nag ask ko nimo,,Did you even consider the OFW 29.7B and BPO 22B revenue 2015 kay wala man kaha tay overeliance sa US if mawala ni nga revenues ok raba ta ani? tubag lang kay ug sayup ko aw ug e close ni tanan US based BPO ok pamn kaha ta ani. To verify the figures checking lang government data.

    Aw hinoon no ug mag collapes ang US stock market dili raman cguro mo bubble sa uban economy ni,, ma buhi pata ani oi, PSE mag celebrate gyud sila ani walay man daw tay overreliance sa US ingon si Theko so ok ra kaayo ta ani oi
    Last edited by 21guns; 09-27-2016 at 04:47 PM.

  7. #10127
    Quote Originally Posted by İharlie Mİ View Post
    aw ok kaau ko ani imong ingon boss nga mabuhi rata if way US nyahaha
    m not saying i hate the US pero na feel man gud nko ang problema ni PRD kung unsa.on pag unite ang LuzViMin...nya ang best way is to stay away from US pra mo join na sa govt ang mindanao nyahaha
    So klaro na gyud ni, ang problem nato is not our relationship with the Americans, The VFA, The JPEA & The President but the Mindanaoans specially the southern parts. Pareha ra ni siya boss sa majority always wins and those who are not in favor are free to get out or stay put and cooperate. And as I can see it, the majority disliked our turmoil with the western govts.
    Last edited by brownie; 09-27-2016 at 04:48 PM.

  8. #10128
    Quote Originally Posted by brownie View Post
    For me, the cons outweighs the pros.. talking about long term ha not short term lang. If ever we change directions, I would kiss the japanese ass than being buddy-buddy with China.
    nyahaha ako boss pwedi ko mo kiss anang duha nyahaha "the more the merrier" ingon pa nila nyahaha

    bitaw para nko basta ang pinas ma free sa drugs and corruption ug ma safe na, nya sustainable living sa mga pinoys nga dli na cla mo work abroad, and if in the process naay mga issues like EJK, staying away from US ug uban pa, ako lng nang dawaton nyahaha

  9. #10129
    Quote Originally Posted by 21guns View Post
    Bai nag ingon rako nga dependent kaayo ang PH sa US, in which mo ingon sad ka nga wala on your obection bringing the imports and exports data 2015. Karon nga ask ko nimo,,Did you even consider the OFW 29.7B and BPO 22B revenue 2015 kay wala man kaha tay overeliance sa US if mawala ni nga revenues ok raba ta ani? tubag lang kay ug sayup ko aw ug e close ni tanan US based BPO ok pamn kaha ta ani. To verify the figures checking lang government data.

    Aw hinoon no ug mag collapes ang US stock market dili raman cguro mo bubble sa uban economy ni,, ma buhi pata ani oi, PSE mag celebrate gyud sila ani walay man daw tay overreliance sa US ingon si Theko so ok ra kaayo ta ani oi
    pangutana if kanang the greater part of OFW revenues come from DHs in Hong Kong and Mainland ba?

  10. #10130
    Kapoy na na ang abroad uy,
    anha nalang ta sa ato mo-trabaho with the same salary, I hope ma-achieve na.

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