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                    [Title] => Kandidato ng administrasyon mas may pag-asa kaysa sa oposisyon — Nograles
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Kahit umaarangkada sa mga surveys ang mga kandidato ng oposisyon sa pagka-senador para sa May 2007 midterm elections, naniniwala pa rin si House Majority Leader Prospero Nograles na wagi ang senatorial line-up ng administrasyon.


Ayon kay Nograles, hindi dapat gawing basehan ang mga surveys para masiguradong mananalo ang isang kandidato.Sinabi pa ng solon na mas maganda kung matalo sila sa surveys, pero panalo naman sa halalan.


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                    [Title] => Peso slumps to 50.50 against dollar
                    [Summary] => Dragged down anew by the weakness of the Japanese yen and the Thai baht, the peso plunged to 50.50-to-a-dollar during midday trading yesterday at the Philippine Dealing System (PDS).


However, the peso managed to recover at the close, settling at 50.20 or slightly lower than Thursday’s close of 50.175 to the dollar.


Currency traders said the peso’s continued fall was still a result of   the weakening of  major regional currencies led by the Japanese yen and the Thai baht.


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                    [Title] => Petron taps Citibank for fuel project study
                    [Summary] => Petron Corp., the country’s largest oil refiner, will tap Citibank N.A. to conduct another feasibility study on its planned $1.2-billion fuel conversion project, company president Jose Syjuco said.


"We are doing a (feasibility) study with Citibank to finetune details of the previous study we made on this project," Syjuco said, adding that they plan to pursue the project based on the previous study they made in 1998.


"We will just make some minor but necessary changes on the previous study. Citibank will finetune it (study)," he said.


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                    [Title] => Foreign investors seen shying away from RP power sector for a long time
                    [Summary] => It will take a long time before foreign investments start flowing back to the Philippine power sector, the Lehman Brothers said in its latest study.


"We believe the market needs more time after the May elections before investor interest returns to the Philippine power sector," the study said.


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                    [Title] => 59¢ oil price hike looms
                    [Summary] => Private sector group Consumer and Oil Price Watch projected yesterday an increase of 59 centavos per liter in pump prices this month as a result of the weakening of the peso against the dollar.


The projection coincided with Malacañang’s announcement that the three percent tariff on imported crude oil and finished petroleum products will only be suspended once fuel prices are sure to increase again. Oil companies, on the other hand, have made it known that an increase could be held back if the government suspends the tariff.


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                    [Title] => Solon rejects proposal of Big 3 on Oilex
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Bataan Rep. Enrique Garcia Jr.
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                    [AuthorName] => Jerry Botial
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                    [Title] => Oil firms cut price of unleaded and premium gas, diesel
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President Estrada convinced oil companies yesterday to trim prices of unleaded
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Emerging from a 30-minute meeting at Malacañang with the top executives
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JOSE SYJUCO

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Ayon kay Nograles, hindi dapat gawing basehan ang mga surveys para masiguradong mananalo ang isang kandidato.Sinabi pa ng solon na mas maganda kung matalo sila sa surveys, pero panalo naman sa halalan.


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However, the peso managed to recover at the close, settling at 50.20 or slightly lower than Thursday’s close of 50.175 to the dollar.


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"We are doing a (feasibility) study with Citibank to finetune details of the previous study we made on this project," Syjuco said, adding that they plan to pursue the project based on the previous study they made in 1998.


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The projection coincided with Malacañang’s announcement that the three percent tariff on imported crude oil and finished petroleum products will only be suspended once fuel prices are sure to increase again. Oil companies, on the other hand, have made it known that an increase could be held back if the government suspends the tariff.


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before Labor Day.

Emerging from a 30-minute meeting at Malacañang with the top executives
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Kandidato ng administrasyon mas may pag-asa kaysa sa oposisyon — Nograles

December 30, 2006 - 12:00am

Kahit umaarangkada sa mga surveys ang mga kandidato ng oposisyon sa pagka-senador para sa May 2007 midterm elections, naniniwala pa rin si House Majority Leader Prospero Nograles na wagi ang senatorial line-up...

Bansa

Peso slumps to 50.50 against dollar

April 7, 2001 - 12:00am

Dragged down anew by the weakness of the Japanese yen and the Thai baht, the peso plunged to 50.50-to-a-dollar during midday trading yesterday at the Philippine Dealing System (PDS). However, the peso managed to...

Business

Petron taps Citibank for fuel project study

March 27, 2001 - 12:00am

Petron Corp., the country’s largest oil refiner, will tap Citibank N.A. to conduct another feasibility study on its planned $1.2-billion fuel conversion project, company president Jose Syjuco said. "We...

Business

Foreign investors seen shying away from RP power sector for a long time

By Donnabelle L. Gatdula | January 21, 2001 - 12:00am

It will take a long time before foreign investments start flowing back to the Philippine power sector, the Lehman Brothers said in its latest study. "We believe the market needs more time after the May elections...

Business

59¢ oil price hike looms

November 7, 2000 - 12:00am

Private sector group Consumer and Oil Price Watch projected yesterday an increase of 59 centavos per liter in pump prices this month as a result of the weakening of the peso against the dollar. The projection coincided...

Headlines

Solon rejects proposal of Big 3 on Oilex

By Jerry Botial | May 16, 2000 - 12:00am

Bataan Rep. Enrique Garcia Jr.

Business

Oil firms cut price of unleaded and premium gas, diesel

By Ted P. Torres | April 29, 2000 - 12:00am

President Estrada convinced oil companies yesterday to trim prices of unleaded gasoline by 40 centavos, premium by 30 centavos and diesel by 10 centavos before Labor Day. Emerging from a 30-minute meeting at...

Headlines