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[Summary] => The peso retreated yesterday back to the 45 to $1 level on the back of weaker currencies across the region due to doubts on the viability of the $144-billion economic bailout for Greece as well as pre-election jitters in the local front.
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[Title] => Garcia-Ayes pair tops netfest
[Summary] => Augusto Garcia and Michael Ayes dominated their rivals to capture the men’s doubles pro-am tennis championship at the Olivarez Sports Complex in Sucat, Parañaque recently.
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[Title] => Peso closes at 49.05 to $1
[Summary] => The peso retreated back to the 49 to a dollar level yesterday, dragged down by worsening anxiety in the region over the depth and extent of the global economic recession that would ultimately hurt emerging economies.
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[Title] => Peso strengthens to 48.60
[Summary] => The peso strengthened against the dollar yesterday, supported by dollar remittances from overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) sent in time for the Christmas season.
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[Title] => Peso continues to gain, closes at 51.22 to a dollar
[Summary] => The peso continued to gain against the dollar yesterday, rising by another 16 centavos to close at 51.220 – its highest in 43 months – on the back of strong dollar inflows and improving market sentiments.
Overseas fund managers may bet that President Arroyo will be able to keep up with her policy to bolster economic growth, said Marcelo Ayes, head of foreign-exchange trading and derivatives at Equitable PCI Bank.
The peso has risen 1.9 percent this week after Standard & Poor’s maintained its debt ratings outlook on the Philippines.
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Overseas fund managers may bet that President Arroyo will be able to keep up with her policy to bolster economic growth, said Marcelo Ayes, head of foreign-exchange trading and derivatives at Equitable PCI Bank.
The peso has risen 1.9 percent this week after Standard & Poor’s maintained its debt ratings outlook on the Philippines.
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December 29, 2009 - 12:00am
