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                    [Title] => US businessmen still bullish on RP
                    [Summary] => Despite rising political concerns,  American businessmen are still bullish on the economy, investing close to $2 billion in the power and energy sector alone.


American Chamber of Commerce (Amcham) Trade and Investment Committee chairman Robert Blume said the US has steadily kept its position as the country’s largest foreign investor and number one trading partner.

The top two American investors, Blume said, are Mirant Corp. and Chevron Texaco which invested $1 billion each in the power and energy sector.
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Roxas said the Philippines and the US are set to discuss vital economic issues which include the expansion of the coverage of the General System of Preference (GSP) and the $1-billion insurance to be made available through the Overseas Private Investment Corp. (OPIC) to American investors who will set up factories and production facilities in the country.
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                    [Summary] => Despite rising political concerns,  American businessmen are still bullish on the economy, investing close to $2 billion in the power and energy sector alone.


American Chamber of Commerce (Amcham) Trade and Investment Committee chairman Robert Blume said the US has steadily kept its position as the country’s largest foreign investor and number one trading partner.

The top two American investors, Blume said, are Mirant Corp. and Chevron Texaco which invested $1 billion each in the power and energy sector.
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Roxas said the Philippines and the US are set to discuss vital economic issues which include the expansion of the coverage of the General System of Preference (GSP) and the $1-billion insurance to be made available through the Overseas Private Investment Corp. (OPIC) to American investors who will set up factories and production facilities in the country.
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