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[Title] => Oil near $100 on Egypt protests, US demand outlook
[Summary] => Oil is above $100 a barrel for the first time since September, as traders worried about disruptions to Mideast supplies after embattled Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi vowed not to resign.
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[Title] => Petrolyo, LPG tumaas uli!
[Summary] => Muling gumalaw ang presyo ng mga produktong petrolyo kasunod ng panibagong pagtataas kahapon ng dalawang kumpanya ng langis.
Pinangunahan ng Shell Philippines ang .50 sentimong oil hike sa gasolina, diesel, kerosene at liquified petroleum gas (LPG).
Agad naman itong sinundan ng Caltex Philippines at Eastern Petroleum at inaasahang sasabayan din ng iba pang oil players sa bansa.
Ang nabanggit na pagtataas ay pang-19 na ngayong taon at hindi pa dito magtatapos dahil sa patuloy na pananalanta ng bagyong Rita sa Amerika.
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[Title] => Peso seen falling to 56.45:$1 on political jitters
[Summary] => The peso will likely trade within the range of 55.25 to 56.45 to the dollar this year on political problems hounding the Arroyo administration, foreign exchange dealers said yesterday.
In a press briefing, HSBC treasurer and global markets head Jose Arnulfo Veloso said based on HSBC’s assessment, the peso would hit a high of 55.75 and a low of 56.45 for 2005. Veloso said it is also unlikely for the peso to be traded below the 55.75 to $1 level.
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Pinangunahan ng Shell Philippines ang .50 sentimong oil hike sa gasolina, diesel, kerosene at liquified petroleum gas (LPG).
Agad naman itong sinundan ng Caltex Philippines at Eastern Petroleum at inaasahang sasabayan din ng iba pang oil players sa bansa.
Ang nabanggit na pagtataas ay pang-19 na ngayong taon at hindi pa dito magtatapos dahil sa patuloy na pananalanta ng bagyong Rita sa Amerika.
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In a press briefing, HSBC treasurer and global markets head Jose Arnulfo Veloso said based on HSBC’s assessment, the peso would hit a high of 55.75 and a low of 56.45 for 2005. Veloso said it is also unlikely for the peso to be traded below the 55.75 to $1 level.
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September 25, 2005 - 12:00am
