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"If the government pushes through with the deferment of the EVAT, wholly or partly, Philequity is changing its forecast from P50 to $1 to P56.50 to $1," said Gimenez, president of Philequity Management Inc. who also writes a weekly column for The STAR.
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"If the government pushes through with the deferment of the EVAT, wholly or partly, Philequity is changing its forecast from P50 to $1 to P56.50 to $1," said Gimenez, president of Philequity Management Inc. who also writes a weekly column for The STAR.
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Sinabi ni Agusan del Sur Rep. Rodolfo Plaza na siguradong sasamantalahin ng mga oil smugglers ang kasalukuyang sitwasyon kung saan pagkakakitaan pa ng mga ito ang problema sa krisis sa langis kaya ngayon pa lamang ay dapat bumuo na ng plano ang gobyerno upang masawata ang oil smuggling.
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"If the government pushes through with the deferment of the EVAT, wholly or partly, Philequity is changing its forecast from P50 to $1 to P56.50 to $1," said Gimenez, president of Philequity Management Inc. who also writes a weekly column for The STAR.
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"If the government pushes through with the deferment of the EVAT, wholly or partly, Philequity is changing its forecast from P50 to $1 to P56.50 to $1," said Gimenez, president of Philequity Management Inc. who also writes a weekly column for The STAR.
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August 20, 2005 - 12:00am
