+ Follow DIRECTOR GENERAL FELIPE Tag
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[Title] => BSP eyes ‘Jobo bills’ to stem peso slide
[Summary] => In a desperate attempt to curb the continuing depreciation of the peso against the dollar, monetary authorities are considering the possibility of issuing central bank certificates of indebtedness (CBCIs) similar to the high-interest bearing ‘Jobo bills’.
Finance Secretary Jose Pardo said this is one of the options which was raised during a meeting with business groups such as the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Employers Confederation of the Philippines, Makati Business Club and Bankers Association of the Philippines.
[DatePublished] => 2000-10-17 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Donnabelle L. Gatdula
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[Title] => Gov't, ADB mull new option on NFA sale
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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Philippine government may yet come to
an agreement with regards the controversial proposed privatization of the
National Food Authority -- one of the major conditions for the approval of the
$175-million Grains Sector Development Program (GSDP) loan.
Of the $175 million, $100 million will be used for budgetary support while the
balance will be for agriculture infrastructure.
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DIRECTOR GENERAL FELIPE
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[Title] => BSP eyes ‘Jobo bills’ to stem peso slide
[Summary] => In a desperate attempt to curb the continuing depreciation of the peso against the dollar, monetary authorities are considering the possibility of issuing central bank certificates of indebtedness (CBCIs) similar to the high-interest bearing ‘Jobo bills’.
Finance Secretary Jose Pardo said this is one of the options which was raised during a meeting with business groups such as the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Employers Confederation of the Philippines, Makati Business Club and Bankers Association of the Philippines.
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[Title] => Gov't, ADB mull new option on NFA sale
[Summary] =>
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Philippine government may yet come to
an agreement with regards the controversial proposed privatization of the
National Food Authority -- one of the major conditions for the approval of the
$175-million Grains Sector Development Program (GSDP) loan.
Of the $175 million, $100 million will be used for budgetary support while the
balance will be for agriculture infrastructure.
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