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        "id": 1210170,
        "msgid": "philippine-investment-down-1447893297",
        "date": "1995-05-04 00:00:00",
        "title": "Philippine investment down",
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        "summary": "Philippine investment down MANILA (AFP): Foreign investment in the Philippines fell 14.12 percent on the previous year to US$1.459 billion in the three months to March, but the country appears to have escaped the worst of the fallout from Mexican crisis, the Central Bank said yesterday.",
        "content": "<p>Philippine investment down<\/p>\n<p>MANILA (AFP): Foreign investment in the Philippines fell 14.12<br>\npercent on the previous year to US$1.459 billion in the three<br>\nmonths to March, but the country appears to have escaped the<br>\nworst of the fallout from Mexican crisis, the Central Bank said<br>\nyesterday.<\/p>\n<p>It said the preliminary figures were a 16.16 percent<br>\nimprovement from the last quarter of 1994, the same time the<br>\nMexican currency crisis was shaking investor confidence in so-<br>\ncalled emerging markets in Asia and elsewhere.<\/p>\n<p>Portfolio investments increased 8.37 percent on an annual<br>\nbasis to $829 million in the first quarter, but direct equity<br>\ninvestments fell 32.55 percent to $630 million, Central Bank<br>\nfigures show.<\/p>\n<p>Central Bank chief economist Diwa Guinigundo told reporters<br>\nManila had caught the \"tail end\" of the massive foreign capital<br>\ninflow into Asia, and \"this is why we were the last to fall and<br>\nthe first to recover among emerging nations.\"<\/p>",
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