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    #11
    Same thought, adjustments for FX and other items (fuel/oil/rubber). We've been at the near 50 levels for over one quarter already so it's time for price adjustments to come in.

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    #12
    Quote Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r View Post
    Perhaps due to rising raw material costs, specially steel. Rubber has also been up quite a bit compared to last year. Maybe also forex rate? % wise the highest increase is <2%. This is low compared to raw mat increases from last year.

    Other makes will follow suit for sure. Maybe not in the form of a higher list price but less discounts for now.
    totoo ito. laki ng increase ng price ng raw materials sa china.

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    #13
    Quote Originally Posted by crazy_boy View Post
    totoo ito. laki ng increase ng price ng raw materials sa china.
    Not to mention the cost of borrowings are going up as well. I've already seen a 0.25% to 0.50% rise in our short term borrowing rates; couple that with the FX and you've got sure shot price increases talaga.

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    #14
    that's good news para makabenta naman ang Isuzu

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