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September 7th, 2023 07:33 AM #4721When he isn't pumped up full of fentanyl...
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Duterte said that retail prices of rice could even reach as high as P90 per kilo.
He said Filipinos should accept the fact that there is no way for the price of rice to go down to P20 per kilo, which is too low and not realistic, considering the present market situation.
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September 14th, 2023 02:07 PM #4723
USDA: PH is now world's top rice importer
Proud to be Filipino! We are number 1!
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September 14th, 2023 02:40 PM #4724hello
Philippines beats China as world?s biggest rice importer | Philstar.com
Philippines beats China as world’s biggest rice importer
Louise Maureen Simeon - The Philippine Star
November 11, 2019 | 12:00am
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines has topped China in terms of buying rice in the global market, making it the world’s biggest rice importer for 2019.
The Philippines is set to reach its record-high rice imports at three million metric tons (MT) this year, beating China’s requirements after Manila opened the floodgates to rice importation.
This year, China is importing 2.5 million MT, lower from the earlier projection of 3.15 million MT amid abundant domestic supply.
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September 14th, 2023 03:38 PM #4725Hehe...China weak rice eater [emoji1787]
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October 1st, 2023 10:17 PM #4729?Philippines economy losing steam? | Philstar.com
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In its latest Asia Economic Outlook Q4 2023, ANZ said it has lowered its GDP growth projection for the Philippines to five percent, from 5.8 percent, for this year.
“The Q2 2023 outcome was weaker than anticipated and prospects are subdued. Private consumption growth should continue to moderate on the back of slower growth in remittances and an uninspiring pattern of job creation,” ANZ said.
It added that both the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) and World Bank have confirmed that the bulk of new job creation has been in agriculture and sales, both of which are low paying.
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The Philippine economy is losing steam much faster than anticipated, prompting another foreign bank to slash the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth forecast this year.
In its latest Asia Economic Outlook Q4 2023, ANZ said it has lowered its GDP growth projection for the Philippines to five percent, from 5.8 percent, for this year.
“The Q2 2023 outcome was weaker than anticipated and prospects are subdued. Private consumption growth should continue to moderate on the back of slower growth in remittances and an uninspiring pattern of job creation,” ANZ said.
It added that both the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) and World Bank have confirmed that the bulk of new job creation has been in agriculture and sales, both of which are low paying.
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October 2nd, 2023 10:03 AM #4730^ so asan na iyong much ballyhooed investment pledges na nakuha daw sa mga int'l trips Ng pres
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