The Philippine peso: Strongest currency in Asia! GOOD NEWS

[bcasabee]

Aw mas maayo pud nuon................at least dili pud magmahay ang mga OFW sa ilang gihaguan nga kwarta kay dako kaayo ang cnversion rate..........lamia i larga sa gawas no kung tag 100 na ang dollar.................and Cebu has a large export based economy.....................good news ra gihapon........................

artificial ang pagtaas sa balor sa atong kwarta. sa madugay ug madali mo dive na ni. dili na madala ug hilot.

[mosimos]

Peso is now 51.90. :mrgreen: Wa na gyud ang peso.

[bcasabee]

That's the spirit.........ayaw jud anang sige lang ta ug reklamo.............the OFW's and exporters will hail Gloria for the latest development.........

[tolstoi]

bwahehehehe

[StyM]

ni dako btaw ang value sa piso, pero wala man mo ubos ang mga pamaliton karon...

[mosimos]

Peso 51.92. Nagkataas na ang value. :mrgreen:

[Sovabon]

Wana dina kapugngan ang peso devaluation!

[bcasabee]

Bitaw..........the oil price is rising.............we will be needing more dollars to buy for fuel........samot ka pobre ang mga reklamador ani.......hahahahahahaha...........goodluck to the loooooosers.

[M@rv|n]

last year paman ni na issue ... any latest news?

[getitright3]

Yes! Finally, someone who's actually focusing on the good things the government has done, and the positive aspects of our current situation! Our fiscal situation has indeed been steadily improving, attracting the attention of the international press, and more importantly-foreign investors, both of which can only be a good thing! All of the President's concerted efforts to strengthen our economy (as well as our polity) is now reaping its just rewards, what with things like a stronger peso, a bigger budget for increased government spending on health, education, etc., increased funds from the largely successful EVAT system, an attainable balanced budget by 2008, and plenty more besides! Things are finally looking up for our country!