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The RCBC Wealth Management Group, the private banking unit of Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC) held recently a forum on the global financial markets and the current Japanese equities status.

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Local brokerage firm RCBC Securities Inc. has partnered with a Japanese trading participant to improve access to investors.

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Analysts said the foreign exchange market also got a boost from President Arroyo’s announcement of increased spending on infrastructure.
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At the Philippine Dealing System (PDS), the peso closed at 51.48, up 25 centavos from Thursday's close of 51.73 to $1.
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The RCBC Wealth Management Group, the private banking unit of Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. (RCBC) held recently a forum on the global financial markets and the current Japanese equities status.

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Local brokerage firm RCBC Securities Inc. has partnered with a Japanese trading participant to improve access to investors.

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Analysts said the foreign exchange market also got a boost from President Arroyo’s announcement of increased spending on infrastructure.
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At the Philippine Dealing System (PDS), the peso closed at 51.48, up 25 centavos from Thursday's close of 51.73 to $1.
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