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[Title] => Peso could hit 60-to-a-dollar
[Summary] => The peso is seen to slide to between 56 and 60 against the greenback due to rising concerns over the possibility of a US-led war in Iraq, a currency trader said last Friday.
[DatePublished] => 2003-02-09 00:00:00
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[Title] => War jitters pull peso down to two-year low of 54.10 to $1
[Summary] => The peso tumbled to a fresh two-year low of 54.10 to $1 in early trading yesterday but recovered slightly at the end of session to close at 53.94, slightly higher than Thursday’s close of 53.98.
Yesterday’s drop was the peso’s weakest intraday low since Jan. 19, 2001 when it went down to 54.40 to the greenback.
Traders said that growing concerns over the likelihood of war in the Middle East, where about 1.4 million Filipinos work, have added to the pressure on the peso which has been on a steep downtrend since May 2002.
[DatePublished] => 2003-02-08 00:00:00
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[Title] => Peso hits new 14-month low of 53.47 to dollar
[Summary] => The peso hit a new 14-month low of 53.470 against the dollar in early morning trade yesterday in the wake of the deadly bombings in Mindanao and Manila. The level was the lowest since the peso hit 53.610 to the dollar on Aug. 3, 2001.
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[Title] => War jitters pull peso down to two-year low of 54.10 to $1
[Summary] => The peso tumbled to a fresh two-year low of 54.10 to $1 in early trading yesterday but recovered slightly at the end of session to close at 53.94, slightly higher than Thursday’s close of 53.98.
Yesterday’s drop was the peso’s weakest intraday low since Jan. 19, 2001 when it went down to 54.40 to the greenback.
Traders said that growing concerns over the likelihood of war in the Middle East, where about 1.4 million Filipinos work, have added to the pressure on the peso which has been on a steep downtrend since May 2002.
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[Title] => Peso hits new 14-month low of 53.47 to dollar
[Summary] => The peso hit a new 14-month low of 53.470 against the dollar in early morning trade yesterday in the wake of the deadly bombings in Mindanao and Manila. The level was the lowest since the peso hit 53.610 to the dollar on Aug. 3, 2001.
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