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Retaining a "buy" rating on San Miguel shares, J.P. Morgan said it believes that the President is looking at the transaction as a positive step not just for SMC but also for the Philippines, as it will boost inward capital flows and confidence in the Philippine economy."


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EDITORIAL - Maharlika

December 3, 2022 - 12:00am

The country is buried in a record high P13.52 trillion debt, and the global investment climate is currently risky, with the International Monetary Fund warning that “the worst is yet to come” for the...

Opinion

Divergent views on the peso

By Wilson Sy | February 18, 2019 - 12:00am

Since reaching P54.43:$1 last September 2018, the peso is now hovering in the 52 to 53 range. Will the peso continue to strengthen or will it retest the 13-year lows of 54.43? Major global investment banks are divided...

Business

SMC-Kirin deal to boost capital inflows

December 22, 2001 - 12:00am

Global Investment banking leader J.P. Morgan said yesterday that President Arroyo appears to be taking an objective stance on the sale of a 15-percent stake in San Miguel Corp. (SMC) to Kirin Brewery Co. of Japan....

Business