Digong, The President

[uls]

so now we have an incompetent govt + Fed tighter monetary policy + higher oil prices

perfect storm

[Ketib]

so now we have an incompetent govt + Fed tighter monetary policy + higher oil prices

perfect storm

Try mo apply sa DOF uls. Dito sa tsikot ako lang "mag-isa" humahanga sayo. hehehehe!

[uls]

Try mo apply sa DOF uls. Dito sa tsikot ako lang "mag-isa" humahanga sayo. hehehehe!

dude i wasn't defending the admin

i'm just providing facts backed by charts

[Ketib]

dude i wasn't defending the admin

i'm just providing facts backed by charts

[heavenlee]

All that tells me is the monkey knew how to take advantage of a good situation.

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While this monkey in malacanang, with all his years of being head of the largest city in the world, runs the country like a headless chicken. Clueless despite being aided by the best and the brightest advisers on his side. How unlucky are we indeed.

[Ry_Tower]

One thing we should not forget is that the previous admin did nit have this problem, and we will not know what they would have done instead.

But as badkuk said, at least they tried to maximize it and improved on the positive factors, something this current admin has done in reverse. And that means something. The talented (16M-21M, depending on who you believe) voters did great indeed.

[threx666]

CMIIW uls ha,

malas na nga sya dahil sabi mo Duterte took over when the Dollar is strengthening but does his antics of cursing America, the Pope , EU etc , has led to investors shy away from PH ; help our situation in any way?

kahit yung basic protocol ng independence of every branch of govt eh pinapakialamn nya , what right minded investor would invest his money in an economy where the government is run by an idiot, dictator wanna be?

sabi nga sa taas eh instead of putting out the fire they are putting in gasoline , does that solve the problem?

[uls]

CMIIW uls ha,

malas na nga sya dahil sabi mo Duterte took over when the Dollar is strengthening but does his antics of cursing America, the Pope , EU etc , has led to investors shy away from PH ; help our situation in any way?

kahit yung basic protocol ng independence of every branch of govt eh pinapakialamn nya , what right minded investor would invest his money in an economy where the government is run by an idiot, dictator wanna be?

sabi nga sa taas eh instead of putting out the fire they are putting in gasoline , does that solve the problem?

well i did say "incompetent govt" diba?

so now we have an incompetent govt + Fed tighter monetary policy + higher oil prices

perfect storm

[badkuk]

This admin may end up building roads and bridges leading to nowhere. Dami mga developments sa China -- whole cities -- that are ghost towns now.

If they intend to make the goose' golden eggs more accessible to all, they should take care not to kill it in the process.

[uls]

they build to keep their people busy and companies running

coz idle people --> civil unrest --> instability (threat to govt)

after buidling ghost cities they're exporting

building stuff in poor countries using Chinese loans, labor, materials and equipment

China needed du30 to get into PH coz Aquino unfriendly to China

[A121]

the last admin made it seem like they were responsible for the positive economic performance during their time

they didn't have to do anything and just sit there and watch the dollars flow in

Actually, swerte lahat ng EM nung time na yun. Foreign fund managers looking for returns better than the US. Kahit BSP lang gumamit ng utak noon, ok rin ang results.

Ngayon kasi, ayaw gamitin learning nung 2008.

[Wh1stl3r]

Should Trump expect a recession? Every Republican since Teddy Roosevelt has had one in their first term - MarketWatch

Kung magkatotoo, stronger PHP in 2020?

[badkuk]

not if our economy tanks.

[StockEngine]

Should Trump expect a recession? Every Republican since Teddy Roosevelt has had one in their first term - MarketWatch

Kung magkatotoo, stronger PHP in 2020?

i highly doubt it

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[kagalingan]

presdu,
bring back gina lopez. Total stop sa mining.

[uls]

Actually, swerte lahat ng EM nung time na yun. Foreign fund managers looking for returns better than the US. Kahit BSP lang gumamit ng utak noon, ok rin ang results.

Ngayon kasi, ayaw gamitin learning nung 2008.

yes the whole EM universe benefited from the Fed's zero rates/QE

the Fed giveth

the Fed taketh away

[Monseratto]

presdu,
bring back gina lopez. Total stop sa mining.

Yung unfortunate landslide sa Benguet is not the fault of the goverment but the hard headedness of the ILLEGAL residents(SQUATTERS) who refused to leave the area. The area was already declared a danger zone and the police urged the ILLEGAL miners and their families to evacuate... Nag matigas and now the consequence.

[uls]

Should Trump expect a recession? Every Republican since Teddy Roosevelt has had one in their first term - MarketWatch

Kung magkatotoo, stronger PHP in 2020?

re whether US recesssion is likely

1. Trump's fiscal stimulus will wear off by 2020

2. trade war with China --> higher taxes on imports from China = higher prices for US consumers

3. higher inflation --> Fed will keep raising interest rates = slower growth

4. economies outside the US are already slowing = less demand for US exports

5. protectionist barriers = slower global trade

the US economy will slow down as Trump's 1st term comes to an end

[baludoy]

And the gma backed purge continues in congress. Digong pointman karlo Nograles is said to be ousted soon from his chairmanship of the appropriations committee.

Gma is playing the dutertes like a pawned flute. Walang wala sa political maneuvers iyong mag-ama.

do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do

[_Cathy_]

I bought celery yesterday and it's at P650 per kilo!!! Carrots P200 per kilo, this used to be P40 only (P80 at it's highest), I am not good with prices but I am familiar with carrots because my fat lab eats carrots regularly.

It makes me wonder how minimum wage earners are coping with the price increase in food.