Tunay na anak or sa labas?
EDIT : Ah may kabit pala!!! Pero may makukuha din yan.
May chicks pala. Sandali spin a win??? Hindi ko maalala. Ang naabutan ko every sunday kwarta o kahon ni pepe pimentel. Magaling humour ni tito pepe. Favorite ko game dun yung yakult roletta ng kapalaran.
Pero infairy maganda pa din nangyari kasi anim na anak. Usually gera dapat yan. 19bilyon dollars!!!!
heto na
1% RRR cut every quarter
Last edited by uls; March 12th, 2019 at 05:59 PM.
Peso too high for him [emoji20]Philippine Peso Falls After New Central Bank Governor Says It's Near Top End of Band
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Last edited by Monseratto; March 12th, 2019 at 07:55 PM.
OFW is a vote rich sector of the electorate..peso has to be sacrificed to win votes come may 2019
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PHP weakness is a side effect not the goal
goal is 7 to 8 percent GDP growth
you need to flood the financial system with money if you want growth
so you make banks lend more money by cutting reserve requirement (which the BSP will do this month) and encourage borrowing by cutting interest rates (which the BSP will do a few months later)
the market reacted to this signal by selling PHP
but if inflation starts picking up again it can put the easing plan on hold
Peso gained ahead of BSP policy meeting... under Diokno.
PSE is above 8,000 pts...
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Last edited by Monseratto; March 22nd, 2019 at 11:30 AM.
^^^
no rate hike was widely expected
it's too early for a rate hike
i was expecting RRR cut... but no rrr cut
in short NO CHANGE in monetary policy
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BSP shouldn't react too quickly to slowing inflation
inflation can pick up again due to rising fuel prices and weaker PHP
they should wait for more data... at least 2 more months
i dunno pero i doubt March inflation will be even slower than Feb inflation considering higher fuel prices and weaker PHP
we'll find out
ADB cuts 2019 growth forecast for the Philippines
The ADB sees inflation easing to 3.8 percent this year and returning within the government’s 3-4 percent target range for 2019 “as global oil prices moderate, food supply improves with a recent law replacing quantitative restrictions on rice imports with tariffs, and last year’s monetary tightening continues to be effective,” it said in a statement.
Headline inflation averaged a 10-year high of 5.2 percent last year due to higher excise taxes slapped on consumption, food supply bottlenecks, and skyrocketing global oil prices.
anecdotal evidence of slowing PH econ
some people i talked to say the same thing -- "mahina"
i can attribute it to:
1. last year's BSP rate hikes --> higher borrowing cost --> less borrowing = less spending
2. delayed approval of 2019 govt budget
less money going around --> things slow down