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[Title] => Net hot money outflows reach $324.12 M in September
[Summary] => Philippine net foreign portfolio investment outflows summed up to $324.12 million in September, a reversal of the $682.73-million net inflow recorded in the same month last year, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said today.
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[Title] => March net hot money outflow hits $91.51 M
[Summary] => Net outflows in foreign portfolio investments were recorded for the fourth consecutive month in March as global fund managers continued to dump assets from emerging markets like the Philippines in anticipation of the US Federal Reserve’s decision to end its massive stimulus program by year-end.
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[Title] => 'Hot money' inflow declines to $342 M in Jan.-Feb.
[Summary] => The net inflow of portfolio investments, more known as "hot money"into the Philippines, declined 54.5 percent on year to $342 million in the first two months of the year on back of heavy sell-offs in the local bourse, the central bank reported today.
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[Title] => Net portfolio investments hit $2.1B in 2005
[Summary] => Foreign hot money flow increased four-fold in 2005, reaching $2.1 billion as foreign portfolio investors poured into the equities market, encouraged by improving fiscal conditions.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) reported yesterday that gross transactions for the whole of 2005 reached a total of $5.5 billion, 2.5 times the $2.2 billion figure in 2004.
Outflows, on the other hand, amounted to $3.4 billion, twice the $1.7 billion total outflows recorded in 2004. This left a net inflow of $2.1 billion for the whole of 2005.
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[Title] => $21.9-M net portfolio inflow posted in 7 months
[Summary] => Foreign portfolio investments in the first seven months of the year totaled to a net inflow of $21.9 million, reversing the net outflow of $382 million during the same period last year.
Portfolio inflows (or hot money) reflect the economic condition of the Philippines and serve as a barometer of confidence expressed by foreign investors who decide on whether or not to park their funds in the country. These consists mostly of speculative funds which are parked in markets where investors expect to maximize their yields or gains.
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[Title] => RP posts $36-M net inflow in H1
[Summary] => The Philippine posted a net inflow of foreign portfolio investments or ‘hot money’ worth $36.3 million in the first half of the year, reversing the net outflow of $349.3 million during the same period last year, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas data show.
Portfolio investment inflows reflect the economic condition of the country, particularly the confidence expressed by foreign investors who decide on whether or not to park their funds in the country. These consist mostly of speculative funds which are parked in markets where investors expect to maximize their yields.
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[Title] => BSP bares forex inflow of $67.2 M
[Summary] => Foreign portfolio investments for September posted a net inflow of $67.2 million, a sharp reversal from the past two previous months which showed a negative balance.
In July, net outflow amounted to $32.7 million as inflows totaled only $126.6 million as against outflows of $159.3 million while in August, inflows amounted to $115 million as against outflows of $138.2 million resulting in a net outflow of $23.2 million.
For September, inflows amounted to $237.6 million while outflows slowed down to $170.4 million.
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[Title] => March net hot money outflow hits $91.51 M
[Summary] => Net outflows in foreign portfolio investments were recorded for the fourth consecutive month in March as global fund managers continued to dump assets from emerging markets like the Philippines in anticipation of the US Federal Reserve’s decision to end its massive stimulus program by year-end.
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[Title] => 'Hot money' inflow declines to $342 M in Jan.-Feb.
[Summary] => The net inflow of portfolio investments, more known as "hot money"into the Philippines, declined 54.5 percent on year to $342 million in the first two months of the year on back of heavy sell-offs in the local bourse, the central bank reported today.
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[Title] => Net portfolio investments hit $2.1B in 2005
[Summary] => Foreign hot money flow increased four-fold in 2005, reaching $2.1 billion as foreign portfolio investors poured into the equities market, encouraged by improving fiscal conditions.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) reported yesterday that gross transactions for the whole of 2005 reached a total of $5.5 billion, 2.5 times the $2.2 billion figure in 2004.
Outflows, on the other hand, amounted to $3.4 billion, twice the $1.7 billion total outflows recorded in 2004. This left a net inflow of $2.1 billion for the whole of 2005.
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[Title] => $21.9-M net portfolio inflow posted in 7 months
[Summary] => Foreign portfolio investments in the first seven months of the year totaled to a net inflow of $21.9 million, reversing the net outflow of $382 million during the same period last year.
Portfolio inflows (or hot money) reflect the economic condition of the Philippines and serve as a barometer of confidence expressed by foreign investors who decide on whether or not to park their funds in the country. These consists mostly of speculative funds which are parked in markets where investors expect to maximize their yields or gains.
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[Title] => RP posts $36-M net inflow in H1
[Summary] => The Philippine posted a net inflow of foreign portfolio investments or ‘hot money’ worth $36.3 million in the first half of the year, reversing the net outflow of $349.3 million during the same period last year, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas data show.
Portfolio investment inflows reflect the economic condition of the country, particularly the confidence expressed by foreign investors who decide on whether or not to park their funds in the country. These consist mostly of speculative funds which are parked in markets where investors expect to maximize their yields.
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[Title] => BSP bares forex inflow of $67.2 M
[Summary] => Foreign portfolio investments for September posted a net inflow of $67.2 million, a sharp reversal from the past two previous months which showed a negative balance.
In July, net outflow amounted to $32.7 million as inflows totaled only $126.6 million as against outflows of $159.3 million while in August, inflows amounted to $115 million as against outflows of $138.2 million resulting in a net outflow of $23.2 million.
For September, inflows amounted to $237.6 million while outflows slowed down to $170.4 million.
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