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September 8th, 2018 03:41 PM #1051
btw i do agree that the rice problem is self inflicted
and rice is a very large component of CPI market basket that's why inflation took off like a rocket
but other inflation drivers like high oil price, strong dollar are beyond our control
just reminding everyone the Federal Reserve is on a rate hike path
higher interest rates attracting dollars back to the US (dollars that went to seek higher returns overseas)
resulting in $$$ scarcity in emerging markets
so stronger dollar vs EM currenciesLast edited by uls; September 8th, 2018 at 03:44 PM.
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September 8th, 2018 03:51 PM #1052
From the article above:
Economic managers attributed the record-high inflation in August to higher electricity, gas, fuels, fish, rice, personal transport, vegetables and meat prices.
YEP
Duterte, however, believes the US has something to do with the rising commodity prices.
“Inflation is dahil ‘yan kay Trump. When Trump raised yung mga tarrif niya, pati banned other items, nagkaloko-loko," the president said during a meeting with Filipinos here.
Duterte did not explain how the US trade policy affected Philippine prices. He made the statement after the US slapped tariffs on several Chinese goods because of the alleged intellectual property violations of China, a major trading partner of the Philippines.
NO
Trump's higher taxes on Chinese goods cause price increases on those goods inside the US
Syempre US importers pay higher taxes sa customs nila
so when those products appear on US store shelves mas mataas ang presyo
that has nothing to do with our inflation
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September 8th, 2018 04:21 PM #1054
Money that was supposed to subsidies low cost rice was used differently than what it was progammed by Congress...engot yung taga NFA.
NFA chief admits fund diversion for debt payment | Inquirer News
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September 8th, 2018 04:32 PM #1055
i really don't know if the Philippines imported more products from China after Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods
depende parin sa importers natin if there's increased demand from customers
even if Chinese companies have tons of inventory and pushing it to PH importers
it's still the decision of PH importers kung bibili or not which depends on local demand
theoretically if heavily discounted Chinese goods flood the PH it's a deflationary force (bring down inflation)
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September 8th, 2018 04:34 PM #1056
if any importer is allowed to import rice it can bring down the price of rice very quickly
which can arrest runaway inflation
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September 8th, 2018 04:37 PM #1057
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September 8th, 2018 06:05 PM #1058how about the bukbok rice. i feel na hinde yan dahil sa storage and ulan, siguro from the port of origin palang infested na yan or luma na yun stock nila so pag dating sa atin na aggravate nalang. baka nga they buy it very cheap then they pag the cost. so money in their pockets. then now they want to import more rice then more money on their pocket.
i saw a news that there is a rice warehouse that was being raid and saw two bodega full of imported rice from China. it might be fake rice though. kaduda ang origin. but if its good rice after testing by the super bright NFA they why not confiscate it and sell it to the poor as NFA rice.
Du30 keeps on giving threat to rice hoarders and importers pero wala naman siya ginagawang action.
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September 10th, 2018 12:19 PM #1059
Yields on government securities climb as inflation picks up to fresh peak in Aug.
GOVERNMENT securities’ (GS) yields rose across-the-board last week after the release of surprising August inflation print, which could bolster the case for another rate hike by the central bank in its upcoming policy meeting.
Bond prices dipped as GS yields went up by an average of 42.19 basis points (bps) week on week, data from the Philippine Dealing & Exchange Corp. as of Sept. 7 showed.
Analysts attributed this increase to the faster-than-expected August inflation figure.
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September 10th, 2018 12:55 PM #1060i find it ironic, that government is trying to make life more affordable for the filipino, except for the filipino whose toil literally feeds us.
matagal nang pinagsasamantalahan ng gubyerno ang magsasaka.
my feeling is, if the farmer is treated well, there will be more farmers and we wouldn't be in this self-generated state of rice-lessness.
instead of importing and making the importer richer, we should be buying rice at higher price, from our own farmers.
make it profitable for farmers, to be... farmers!
otherwise, all we will have, are subdivisions and malls.
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