Former Philippine president found guilty of plunder. My friend’s initial question – How did the peso react?
Japan prime minister resigns. My initial question – How did the yen react?
Currency crazy.
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Enrico in Tokyo 
as for our country, the peso did react, but just a little of those decimal points.as for japan, too bad for mr abe. I’ve been watching this PM ever since he has taken the post, but I guess after all of the scandals, the resignations of his ministers, and the defeat of his party in the upper house election, he is really unpopular.
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Salamat moogs. Hehe.
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i guess it goes with the work you do? hehehe ^^nag improve nga peso pero it’s still hasn’t gained back the points it lost due to the anxiety brought about by announcement of the verdict hehehe ^^
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That’s true Sun Jun. We are surrounded by interest rates and exchange rates and what have you.Also, for most people abroad, it’s these numbers that matter more.I think.
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and the funny thing is, these figures just don’t make sense to the ordinary grassroots pinoy. mahal pa rin ang bigas, sardinas, gulay, etc.
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Not really. I guess grassroots Pinoys waiting for dole outs from relatives abroad still care about these exchange rates.Or maybe they don’t. As long as there’s money coming in. Hehe.
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