Philippine Economy Talk

[Ketib]

i hate to say i saw this coming

but i'm gonna say it -- i saw this coming

https://www.tsikot.com/forums/politi.../index890.html

Na miss ko tuloy si JM.[emoji16]

Fake news daw uls. Kung hindi man, sigurado, bibida na naman mga wokes.


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[uls]

Na miss ko tuloy si JM.[emoji16]

Fake news daw uls. Kung hindi man, sigurado, bibida na naman mga wokes.


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fake news or not... umabot naman sa point na sanctions are suggested

[uls]

4th telco Now telecom

[Monseratto]

The Wholesome Table in BGC, Salcedo Village Halts Operations Amid Quarantine

[baludoy]

i guess the eu's threat to impose economic sanctions on our country is seen to be an emerging dark cloud, foreboding & real enough to compel the president to defend his sketchy human rights record in front of a un general assembly scheduled for tomorrow night.

In a first, embattled Duterte to address UN General Assembly


w/ the president's tendency to go off tangent in his speeches, this event will certainly be one for the books.

[tarzegetakizerd]

i guess the eu's threat to impose economic sanctions on our country is seen to be an emerging dark cloud, foreboding & real enough to compel the president to defend his sketchy human rights record in front of a un general assembly scheduled for tomorrow night.

In a first, embattled Duterte to address UN General Assembly


w/ the president's tendency to go off tangent in his speeches, this event will certainly be one for the books.

hahaha naimagine ko yung speech ni Gary Oldman sa Hitman's Bodyguard

[Ry_Tower]

hahaha naimagine ko yung speech ni Gary Oldman sa Hitman's Bodyguard

Sayang iba malamang ending sa real life.

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[Monseratto]

It will be the saddest time ever for retailers...

COVID-19 Could Wipe Out P95 Billion From Retail Industry

With many Filipinos unemployed, this year’s Christmas might be gloomier than the last as 52 percent of Filipinos surveyed by Finder plan to spend less this holiday season.

Of the 2,018 Filipinos that participated in Finder’s poll, over half plan to spend 31 percent less than average this year. That pulls down the average Christmas spending from P17,000 per family to P11,781. The difference is a whopping P5,219, which is a notable sum for the retail industry that relies on its customers.

[uls]

^^^

di lang yun

di lang dahil walang pang gastos

kahit mga may pang gastos di rin naman makakagastos eh

wala masyado opportunity para gumastos

[boybi]

^^^

di lang yun

di lang dahil walang pang gastos

kahit mga may pang gastos di rin naman makakagastos eh

wala masyado opportunity para gumastos

May napanood ako news, interview sa isang supplier ng christmas items and decors sa china, they received only 50% orders compared with the previous year.