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September 7th, 2018 04:33 PM #1022
Good luck It took me YEARS before I got to meet ULS. It was worth it though, he is one of my closest friends
And he was kind enough to go to Makati even if that is outside his driving zone. LOL. I do not drive QC kasi hahha.
Pero marami ako natututunan kay ULS. Pag boss ko too busy to explain about something sa work kay ULS ako nagtatanong, sabi ko nga mag apply na siya dito, for sure promoted siya agad haha
That's my line haha
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September 7th, 2018 04:38 PM #1024
Magsamasama tayong mga mahiyain. [emoji16]
No but seriously, next time when you're free. Sabihan uli kita when I'm in the area. I'm actually always nearby but E.Rod side not Sta. Mesa Heights side.
Napadaan lang ako ngayon kasi may pinagrocery fiance ko tapos nacurious ako itry yung Savemore na bago. [emoji23]
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September 7th, 2018 04:53 PM #1026
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September 7th, 2018 04:59 PM #1027
this article from January 2016
when Brent was $30+
How falling oil prices could be good for PH
The Philippines, which imports majority of its crude oil and features an economy built on consumer spending, stands to gain more than most.
"The country imports oil and production cost in many industries will be driven down by low oil prices. A growing domestic economy will serve as buffer against slowdown in countries producing oil. It will boost purchasing power and strengthen domestic markets," said Cid Terosa, Vice Dean of the Economics Program at the University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P).
Aside from gas prices, the prices of utilities like electricity will stabilize too, Terosa added.
The country upped its crude oil imports in 2014 to 64.938 million barrels, an increase of 15.3% from 2013 levels.
Another benefit of the prices will be keeping a lid on for consumers.
"Low oil prices feed into the overall price level and thus inflation has been generally tame, helping overall consumption," said Nicholas Mapa, a research officer at Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) Global Markets.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) recently announced that inflation settled at 1.4% for 2015, well below its target of 2% to 4%.
The pendulum has swung to the other side
Now it's high oil price bad for PH
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September 7th, 2018 05:09 PM #1029
ganito yata
hedge fund manager: "Which EM countries have current account surplus and which have deficits?"
analyst: "Countries with current account surplus: Thailand, South Korea, Russia, Malaysia. Countries with current account deficits: Brazil, Chile, Philippines, Mexico, Indonesia, India, South Africa, Argentina, Turkey"
hedge fund manager: "thank you"
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September 7th, 2018 05:17 PM #1030
Choice I would have made as well.:nod:
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