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The stock market looks headed for another week of sober trading with limited
action coming from the Internet stocks and selected blue chips, stock and
selected blue chips, stock analysts said.

"The main factor that continues to drag the market is still foreign investors'
sentiment particularly on political issues of the country," All AsiaCapital and
Trust vice president for research Helen Alvarez said.

"With a TRO (temporary restraining order) issued on the BW investigation,
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                    [Title] => New Zealand group hikes investments in BWRC to $50 M
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The New Zealand-based Savoy Group, which has interests in the controversial BW
Resources Corp., is eyeing the Metro Rail Transit III (MRT III) project and
other major infrastructure projects in the Philippines.

At the same time, it is increasing its investments in BW Resources Corp. from
its current exposure of $10 million to $50 million.

Jihong Lu, Savoy Group chairman and chief executive officer, said that his
company has been holding talks in the last six months with the MRT III
consortium led by property developer Fil-Estate Corp.
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The stock market looks headed for another week of sober trading with limited
action coming from the Internet stocks and selected blue chips, stock and
selected blue chips, stock analysts said.

"The main factor that continues to drag the market is still foreign investors'
sentiment particularly on political issues of the country," All AsiaCapital and
Trust vice president for research Helen Alvarez said.

"With a TRO (temporary restraining order) issued on the BW investigation,
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Resources Corp., is eyeing the Metro Rail Transit III (MRT III) project and
other major infrastructure projects in the Philippines.

At the same time, it is increasing its investments in BW Resources Corp. from
its current exposure of $10 million to $50 million.

Jihong Lu, Savoy Group chairman and chief executive officer, said that his
company has been holding talks in the last six months with the MRT III
consortium led by property developer Fil-Estate Corp.
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Stock market headed for another week of sober trading - analysts

By Christina Mendez | March 27, 2000 - 12:00am

The stock market looks headed for another week of sober trading with limited action coming from the Internet stocks and selected blue chips, stock and selected blue chips, stock analysts said. "The main factor...

Business

New Zealand group hikes investments in BWRC to $50 M

By Rocel Felix | January 26, 2000 - 12:00am

The New Zealand-based Savoy Group, which has interests in the controversial BW Resources Corp., is eyeing the Metro Rail Transit III (MRT III) project and other major infrastructure projects in the Philippines. At...

Business