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The MSCI All Country World Index added 0.3 percent as of 8:02 a.m. in London, set for a 9.5 percent decline this year. Standard & Poor’s 500 Index futures were little changed and Treasury 10-year yields rose one basis point to 1.91 percent. The S&P GSCI Total Return Index of raw materials gained 0.3 percent as copper jumped 1.4 percent and gold snapped three days of losses. The euro slid 0.2 percent versus the yen and weakened 0.2 percent against the dollar.
Global equity markets have lost $6.3 trillion in value this year as Europe’s debt crisis and slowing economic expansion worldwide weighed on investor demand for riskier assets. Italy yesterday raised less than its maximum target at a debt auction. Data yesterday showed U.S. home sales rose more than economists forecast and jobless claims dropped over the past month to a three-year low.
Al Jazeera's Marqa Ortigas in the Southern Philippines reports on how the palm oil industry has raised fear for local food supplies and ...
Chinese ambassador to the Philippines Liu Jianchao said, “I appreciate the understanding shown by the Philippine government on the Chinese people and the Chinese government (in boycotting the Nobel peace prize award). “The Philippine government does not need to justify to the United States (US) or to any country why it did not send a representative to the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Norway last week, President Benigno Simeon “Noynoy” Aquino III said on Monday....
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The Philippine journal of science It is hoped that this will generate cottage industries for essential oil ... for the revival of most of essential oil industries in the Philippines. ... |
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Philippines business, the portable encyclopedia for doing business with the Philippines Competitive Situation Recent developments in the oil and gas sector in the Philippines have created significant opportunities for petroleum exploration and ... |
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Proceedings of the World Conference on Lauric Oils, sources, processing, and applications The region, therefore, plays a dominant role in the development of the lauric oil industry. The Philippines prides itself as a major player in the world ... |
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Philippines Business and Investment Opportunities Yearbook Between 1996 and 2000, the Philippines had no oil production. During the last several years, production has increased primarily due to the development of ... |
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Philippines Business Intelligence Report Between 1996 and 2000, the Philippines had no oil production. During the last several years, production has increased primarily due to the development of ... |
CHEVRON PHL HIKES OIL PRICES BY P1, OTHERS TO FOLLOW
University of Asia Pacific economist Peter Lee U said an oil firm whose inventory is already depleted will have no choice but to buy oil at higher cost and will reflect this higher cost in the domestic price. He said the Philippine oil scene
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Aquino orders creation of interagency panel for oil contingency plan Oil-rich Libya, however, is not a major source of Philippine imports. Government officials are closely watching developments in Saudi Arabia and Qatar. These 2 Arab countries account for 82% of Philippines' oil imports. |
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Customs bureau goes after big oil importer Filpride entered the petroleum industry in 1985 and became one of the leading distributors or suppliers of fuel and lubricating oil to a number of companies, including Philippine National Oil Corp. (PNOC). Flying V is listed as a Filpride “affiliate,” |
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Fuel rates go up anew; 'Hike due to world prices' Meanwhile, the Department of Energy also issued a new circular "enjoining all companies to engage in mutual product sharing accommodations and similar industry to stabilize oil supply." The department said the mutual product accommodation is |
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Philippines - Market factors to watch - March 3 (BUSINESSMIRROR) - The Department of Energy said it was not inclined to cap fuel prices despite claims that oil companies were engaged in price gouging. (PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER) MARKET NEWS > Asian shares to open flat as M. East weighs (Reporting by |