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MANILA (AFP) - Philippine share prices fell 2.8 percent in early trading Friday on a broad-based sell-off, following another major slump in markets worldwide, dealers said.
At 10:15 am (0215 GMT), the composite index was down 92.60 points to 3,292.60. The broader all-share index declined 62.55 to 2,116.62.
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Global  financial giant  BNP Paribas expressed a "very positive outlook" on the Philippine economy as reflected in the way the peso has been performing, a top company official said.


"We see the peso capable of appreciating to 47 to the (US) dollar by the end of the year," said Peter C. Labrie, Philippine country manager for BNP Paribas. 


Andrew F. Freris, chief economist for Asia of BNP Paribas, earlier said that the peso has the potential of strengthening further to 45 to the dollar in 2008.


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                    [Summary] => One of the world’s leading securities firms projects a 25-percent increase in Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.’s (PLDT) net income this year compared to last year, with profits expected to reach a whopping P10.2 billion in 2005.


BNP Paribas Peregrine Securities Inc. has also upgraded its rating for PLDT as a result of reduced credit risk and improving margins.


From P5.5 billion last year, PLDT’s net income is expected to grow 25 percent to P6.88 billion this year.


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"We see the peso capable of appreciating to 47 to the (US) dollar by the end of the year," said Peter C. Labrie, Philippine country manager for BNP Paribas. 


Andrew F. Freris, chief economist for Asia of BNP Paribas, earlier said that the peso has the potential of strengthening further to 45 to the dollar in 2008.


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Timson Securities sets PSE debut

By Neil Jerome C. Morales | August 4, 2013 - 12:00am

A new stock brokerage firm is set to debut in the local bourse following the exit of a foreign trading participant.

Business

Local share prices fall 2.8 percent in early trading

August 10, 2007 - 11:00am

MANILA (AFP) - Philippine share prices fell 2.8 percent in early trading Friday on a broad-based sell-off, following another major slump in markets worldwide, dealers said. At 10:15 am (0215 GMT), the composite...

Nation

BNP Paribas sees positive outlook for RP

By Ted P. Torres | February 28, 2007 - 12:00am

Global financial giant BNP Paribas expressed a "very positive outlook" on the Philippine economy as reflected in the way the peso has been performing, a top company official said. "We...

Business

PLDT net income seen growing 25% to P6.88 billion this year

February 7, 2003 - 12:00am

One of the world’s leading securities firms projects a 25-percent increase in Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.’s (PLDT) net income this year compared to last year, with profits expected to reach a...

Business