The Philippine peso: Strongest currency in Asia! GOOD NEWS

[jntio]

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mao gyd bro. mo samot ka lisod f mo taas ang dolar

[Mr.Ho_chia]

I am not a businessman Mr Chia. I dont also rely on dollar remittances. I am only speaking in behalf of the OFWs who have to leave the country to earn and lost their earnings because of the propaganda of this bankrupt administration that the economy is good with the strong peso.

Now if the forex free fall cannot be avoided, then POR DIOS POR SANTO, the administration should somehow cushion the impact by making the prices of gooods lower.

What is happening now is doulble whammy. Reduced forex but higher consumer prices.

sir as what giddyboy pointed out --------- kung taas pa gyud ang dollar, mas samot unta ang impact sa pagtaas sa crude oil sa world market. mao nga wa ni sky rocketed ma presyo na stable kay strong ang peso. I hope you will hear me this time, kay i think you didn't before sir.

[s_an_e]

unsaon nalang ang mga OFWs ani.

[Hozenyan]

x-mas is over.. peso should go down a notch... emphasize is on "should"

[balatucan]

sir as what giddyboy pointed out --------- kung taas pa gyud ang dollar, mas samot unta ang impact sa pagtaas sa crude oil sa world market. mao nga wa ni sky rocketed ma presyo na stable kay strong ang peso. I hope you will hear me this time, kay i think you didn't before sir.

We're not talking here what if the peso did not appreciate. What we are talking here is the effect of the PESO THAT APPRECIATES. For if we keep on going back to the past when the peso was at 55, then we should not be talking about the effects of a strong peso in the first place.

Let us not recoil back to the past when confronted when an argument about the uselessness of the strong peso.

okay to indulge when the peso was at 55, at that time, around 2005, the prices of basic commodities were as just as the same as we have now, or even much lower.

[giddyboy]

We're not talking here what if the peso did not appreciate. What we are talking here is the effect of the PESO THAT APPRECIATES. For if we keep on going back to the past when the peso was at 55, then we should not be talking about the effects of a strong peso in the first place.

"what if 55 gihapon" scenario is just to show comparison...so that you will understand how the effects of the strong peso made an impact.

look! if 55 pa gihapon ang forex nato karon, we will be refilling our cars with more than 60 pesos per liter of gasoline which would lead to higher consumer prices, businesses gong bankrupt & spiraling our economy downward creating a recession...so asa man ka ana beh? ka-klaro ana ah di pa gyud ka ka gets...

okay to indulge when the peso was at 55, at that time, around 2005, the prices of basic commodities were as just as the same as we have now, or even much lower.

so? di ba mas ok nlng...

[jntio]

good news! dugay pa gyd ni mghuman na topic

[giddyboy]

good news! dugay pa gyd ni mghuman na topic

OT:
yeah...dats wat forums are all about...
sometimes dali ra mahuman, sometimes dugay...
sometimes hot, sometimes cold...
sometimes sticky, sometimes slimy...hehe

MERRY XMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL!!!

[Mr.Ho_chia]

"what if 55 gihapon" scenario is just to show comparison...so that you will understand how the effects of the strong peso made an impact.

look! if 55 pa gihapon ang forex nato karon, we will be refilling our cars with more than 60 pesos per liter of gasoline which would lead to higher consumer prices, businesses gong bankrupt & spiraling our economy downward creating a recession...so asa man ka ana beh? ka-klaro ana ah di pa gyud ka ka gets...

so? di ba mas ok nlng...

Thank God you can explain well. I hope they'll get it. otherwise................. grrrr....... manguli ta!

[Rance]

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