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                    [Title] => RP to remain in CalPERS invesment list
                    [Summary] => The California Public Employees Retirement Systems  (CalPERS), the biggest pension fund in the US, announced yesterday that  the Philippines will remain in  its investment portfolio.


CalPERS decision was based on the report from its consultant, Wilshire Associates which retained its rating on the Philippines, allowing the fund to retain the country in its list of "permissible emerging equity markets." 


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                    [Title] => US increases RP’s GSP quota to $1.1B this year
                    [Summary] => The US has agreed to increase the country’s  Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) allocation to $1.1 billion from the earlier announced $1 billion, Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II said yesterday.
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                    [Title] => $21.9-M net portfolio inflow posted in 7 months
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                    [Title] => Dollar hoarders will get burned — DOF
                    [Summary] => Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho warned yesterday dollar hoarders, including banks, that they stand to lose heavily by holding on to their dollars in the hope of a continuing peso slump.


The peso gained 50 centavos against the greenback in trading yesterday, closing at 53.20 to $1 from Wednesday’s 53.70.


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                    [Title] => Camacho gets GMA go-signal to defend peso
                    [Summary] => Time to send in the cavalry.


President Arroyo has given the go-signal for her finance chief to join forces with monetary authorities to stop speculative attacks on the peso amid aggravating fears of possible repercussions of Argentina’s currency crisis.Presidential Spokesman Rigoberto Tiglao said yesterday the President met with her economic managers led by Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho after the peso breached the 54-to-$1 level yesterday.


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                    [Title] => RP working to improve credit rating — GMA
                    [Summary] => President Arroyo said yesterday her government was working hard to "fix structural imbalances" amid a negative outlook by New York-based international credit rating agency Moody’s Investor Services.


"We just have to keep trying harder," Mrs Arroyo told a news conference, as she acknowledged that the country’s exports have weakened, but stressed this was linked to "what is happening in the international picture" referring to the weakening of demand from the US market, its main trading partner.


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"We just have to keep trying harder," Mrs Arroyo told a news conference, as she acknowledged that the country’s exports have weakened, but stressed this was linked to "what is happening in the international picture" referring to the weakening of demand from the US market, its main trading partner.


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ARGENTINA AND TURKEY

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The peso gained 50 centavos against the greenback in trading yesterday, closing at 53.20 to $1 from Wednesday’s 53.70.


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