+ Follow ROCEL FELIX AND DONNABELLE GATDULA Tag
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[Title] => Napocor to issue P3-B bonds this year
[Summary] => The state-run National Power Corp. (Napocor) will be issuing P3 billion worth of bonds this year to help shore up its financing requirements for the year.
Sources said the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has approved Napocors request to issue the bonds, the proceeds of which will go to its interim financing needs.
The sources said the mechanics of the bond are still being finalized, but added this could be in the form of special series Treasury bills with a short-term maturity of possibly, three months.
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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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ROCEL FELIX AND DONNABELLE GATDULA
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Sources said the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has approved Napocors request to issue the bonds, the proceeds of which will go to its interim financing needs.
The sources said the mechanics of the bond are still being finalized, but added this could be in the form of special series Treasury bills with a short-term maturity of possibly, three months.
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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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September 3, 2001 - 12:00am