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August 27th, 2020 02:45 PM #2961
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August 27th, 2020 05:53 PM #2962What foreign money think of DU30s COVID responses... 2 weeks economies and world's longest lockdown won't hack it.
Pandemic woes continue to push hot money out of PH markets | Inquirer Business
“This was larger compared to the $706 million net outflows noted for the same period last year brought about by uncertainties due, among others, to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic to the global economy and financial system, and other key events earlier in the year such as the geopolitical and trade tensions, and corporate governance issues involving the water concessionaires,” the BSP said.
Meanwhile, year-to-date transactions for all investments — Philippine Stock Exchange-listed securities, peso-denominated government securities and other investments — resulted in net outflows.
For July 2020 alone, BSP-registered foreign portfolio investments yielded net outflows of $453 million resulting from the $1.2 billion gross outflows and $719 million gross inflows for the month.
This was larger than the recorded net outflows of $235 million in June.Last edited by Monseratto; August 27th, 2020 at 05:56 PM.
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August 27th, 2020 06:01 PM #2963Another industry that remained "essential" during the lockdown...
More Pinoys paying off pawnshop loans to redeem valuables during pandemic, BSP says | Inquirer Business
Based on the BSP’s daily surveillance report, 68 percent of pawnshop offices operated during the Enhance Community Quarantine period. These increased to almost 80 percent once the lockdown was relaxed.
Eighty-two percent of the industry provided corollary services to the public as of end-July 2020. These include processing of domestic and international remittances, money changing, bills payment, e-loading, collection, corporate disbursement pay-out, and distribution of microinsurance.
Banks and e-money issuers also tap pawnshops as cash agents in areas that cannot be reached by the banks’ or e-money firms’ own networks.
Pawnshops with money transfer services are also tapped in the distribution of the government’s financial assistance for COVID-19 beneficiaries, such as the Department of Labor and Employment’s Social Amelioration Program and COVID-19 Adjustment Measures Program, the Social Security System’s Small Business Wage Subsidy, and the Department of Agriculture’s Rice Farmers Financial Assistance, with a minimal cash out fee of two percent per transaction.
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August 27th, 2020 07:08 PM #2964yun nga ung observation noong lockdown madami nakapila sa mga pawnshop
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some theorized it's people pawning jewelry and stuff but i believed it wasn't for that purpose
pawnshops are now kinda lang banks to the masses
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nakapila mga tao to get remittances and ayuda
Pawnshops are providing financial services to the masses
Cebuana even has microsavings
50 pesos lang initial deposit and 1 ID lang neededLast edited by uls; August 27th, 2020 at 07:11 PM.
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August 27th, 2020 10:34 PM #2965Good bye POGOs, whether Du30 wants to or not... Ayan, bawal na mga TDKs sa pinas.
Southeast Asian nations in firing line as China reveals “blacklist” of overseas casino tourism destinations - IAG
According to a statement issued early Wednesday, the new blacklist system for cross-border gambling tourist destinations, devised in conjunction with other departments, will see travel restrictions imposed on Chinese citizens going to overseas cities and scenic spots named on the blacklist.
While there was no detail provided on exactly which countries appear on the blacklist, investment bank JP Morgan analysts has suggested China is likely pointing to emerging Southeast Asian gaming destinations such as the Philippines, Cambodia and Vietnam, and potentially Australia.
The Philippines and Cambodia have both been in China’s crosshairs in recent times, with Cambodia agreeing to shut down its regulated online gaming industry late last year and the Philippines rejecting similar overtones regarding its POGOs.
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August 28th, 2020 08:48 AM #2966^Australia nag start yan crackdown since last year or2 after uncovering China money laundering from drugs and trafficking in the guise of casino.
Kaya kahit dito sa pinas madami gang wars ng chinamen.
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August 28th, 2020 11:03 AM #2967Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines (CEAP)
director says:
We are all in difficult position, we have to prioritize, and sacrifice some elements of curriculum so we can continue operating; DepEd has already reduced learning competencies From 10-11k to just 4K
*ANCALERTSEducation sector seeing economic problem- parents aren't working, lost their jobs, including OFWs - so they can't send their kids to school; our network of +1,500 schools normally have 2M students, enrollment down 30% today *ANCALERTSOur schools are trying to survive this crisis, we have lowered tuition, and let go of some staff just to stay a float; our network of private schools ready for blended online learning, we were surprised why DepEd moved opening date again *ANCALERTS
so that's the situation in private schools
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August 28th, 2020 11:37 AM #2968COVID culling! Tanmantiong bares layoffs in Jollibee office staff as crisis measures flop | Bilyonaryo
Exterminated ang bubuyog. [emoji219]
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August 28th, 2020 11:55 AM #2969kaya employees who think their jobs are safe... dahil mataas ang position nila... di sila ung lowly no-work-no-pay employee...
if the company you're working for is losing money and the situation is unlikely to improve anytime soon...
aabutin din sila
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August 28th, 2020 04:16 PM #2970Essential posts lang matitira. signatories, deputy heads and the likes. Originally Posted by uls
Hire me uls.
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August 28th, 2020 04:24 PM #2971pag wala na pogo eh patay yung mini developers nagtayo apartment housing
ilan pa naman sa paranaque naginvest sa ganyan.
sino na uupa?
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August 28th, 2020 05:25 PM #2972ang madlang pilipino! Originally Posted by kagalingan
at bababa na ulet ang renta.
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August 28th, 2020 07:50 PM #2974cavite is determined to develop sangley point as a major airport hub. they're eyeing to follow the same route congress and the bulacan lgu gave smc by awarding lucio tan's macro asia w/ similar tax incentives and attractive build-operate-transfer deals as encouragement to proceed w/ the enhancement of the underutilized airport in cavite city.
pero may possible hiccup din sa winning bidder ng project na ito kasi macro asia teamed up w/ a chinese company w/c will face american sanctions for taking part in the construction of the artificial island in the West Philippines Sea.
For Sangley Airport, Cavite bats for tax breaks similar to SMC’s | Inquirer BusinessLast edited by baludoy; August 28th, 2020 at 09:38 PM.
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August 29th, 2020 06:59 PM #2975Party's over?
PH real estate crashes back to pre-POGO levels: Office take up to plunge 6 % - Colliers | Bilyonaryo
The party is officially over for the Philippine property sector after enjoying a four-year boom on the back of unprecedented demand from Philippine offshore gaming operators (POGOs).
In its latest regional report, Colliers expects overall Philippines demand and supply reverting to pre-POGO levels due to the economic recession brought about the coronavirus and the government’s reluctance to allow the resumption of POGOs.
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August 30th, 2020 02:06 PM #2976 Originally Posted by Monseratto
kahit hindi landlord ng POGO may problema din
dami business mahina ngayon... not making enough to pay rent
tenants are renegotiating with landlords
napansin ko dumadami commercial property may "for rent" sign
like mga commercial building na meron 6 street level stores pero tatlong tindahan lang nakabukas... ung iba nakababa ang shutter may "for rent" signLast edited by uls; August 30th, 2020 at 02:10 PM.
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August 30th, 2020 05:19 PM #2978horrors! Originally Posted by Monseratto
No more Jumbo Siopao...
diyan kami nag-papanggap na nag-mi-miting...
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August 30th, 2020 05:36 PM #2979the pandemic reduced the restaurant business to basically a kitchen...
all those square meters of dining space aren't earning money
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August 30th, 2020 05:52 PM #2980This is crazy! Grabe talaga itong China virus! Originally Posted by Monseratto
No more Jumbo Siopao...
Sana ituloy nila yun tai-pao kahit for delivery na lang.
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