BOTOY'S
(Litson Manok, BBQ, & Liempo)
National Highway Gingoog City, 9014
Owner: GREG P. MAGARET
Friday, September 24, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
DEBBIE'S COMPUTER'S
DEBBIE'S COMPUTER'S
WE ARE THE BEST! SALES AND SERVICE
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| BRGY. 26, SAA ESTATE, GINGOOG CITY |
EMAIL: debbiescomputers@gmail.com
CELLPHONE: 09061456358
PHILIPPINE MONEY CURRENCY: BY JOHN RICK
PHILIPPINE MONEY CURRENCY:
Images of old Philippine Money
(1960-2000)
(1960-2000)
Images of New Philippine Money
The Philippine Peso Dollar Exchange Rate Review
On November 8,1965, the decontrol program was completed and the peso was devalued to P3.90 to a dollar.
On February 21,1970, the Philippines adopted the floating rate system with the first interbank guiding rate subsequently determined at P5.6282 to US$1.00 on February 24,1970.
The peso's exchange rate experienced two hefty depreciation in 1983: from P10.083 per US$.00 in May to P11.0015 per US$1.00 in June (9.1 percent) and from P11.002 per US$1.00 in September to P14.002 per US$ 1.00 in October (27.3 percent).
After June 1984,when the peso depreciated by 28.6 percent from P14.002 to P18.002, the peso thereafter settled at P19.97 at the end of 1984 and appreciated by 7 percent to P18.4 in January 1985.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
PHILIPPINE MONEY CURRENCY:
Images of old Philippine Money
(1960-2000)
BY: DEBBIE
(1960-2000)
BY: DEBBIE
Images of New Philippine Money
The Philippine Peso Dollar Exchange Rate Review
On November 8,1965, the decontrol program was completed and the peso was devalued to P3.90 to a dollar.
On February 21,1970, the Philippines adopted the floating rate system with the first interbank guiding rate subsequently determined at P5.6282 to US$1.00 on February 24,1970.
The peso's exchange rate experienced two hefty depreciation in 1983: from P10.083 per US$.00 in May to P11.0015 per US$1.00 in June (9.1 percent) and from P11.002 per US$1.00 in September to P14.002 per US$ 1.00 in October (27.3 percent).
After June 1984,when the peso depreciated by 28.6 percent from P14.002 to P18.002, the peso thereafter settled at P19.97 at the end of 1984 and appreciated by 7 percent to P18.4 in January 1985.
Friday, September 3, 2010
Money peso-dollar (yvonne)
Images of old Philippine Money
Images of New Philippine Money
The Philippine Peso Dollar Exchange Rate Review
On November 8,1965, the decontrol program was completed and the peso was devalued to P3.90 to a dollar.
On February 21,1970, the Philippines adopted the floating rate system with the first interbank guiding rate subsequently determined at P5.6282 to US$1.00 on February 24,1970.
The peso's exchange rate experienced two hefty depreciation in 1983: from P10.083 per US$.00 in May to P11.0015 per US$1.00 in June (9.1 percent) and from P11.002 per US$1.00 in September to P14.002 per US$ 1.00 in October (27.3 percent).
After June 1984,when the peso depreciated by 28.6 percent from P14.002 to P18.002, the peso thereafter settled at P19.97 at the end of 1984 and appreciated by 7 percent to P18.4 in January 1985.
In early 2007, it had gone to something like 56.00 pesos to a Dollar! As of now the exchange rate hoovers at around 47.00 pesos to a dollar.
MONEY PESO-DOLLAR ( MAREVIC)
Images of old Philippine Money
Images of New Philippine Money
The Philippine Peso Dollar Exchange Rate Review
On November 8,1965, the decontrol program was completed and the peso was devalued to P3.90 to a dollar.
On February 21,1970, the Philippines adopted the floating rate system with the first interbank guiding rate subsequently determined at P5.6282 to US$1.00 on February 24,1970.
The peso's exchange rate experienced two hefty depreciation in 1983: from P10.083 per US$.00 in May to P11.0015 per US$1.00 in June (9.1 percent) and from P11.002 per US$1.00 in September to P14.002 per US$ 1.00 in October (27.3 percent).
After June 1984,when the peso depreciated by 28.6 percent from P14.002 to P18.002, the peso thereafter settled at P19.97 at the end of 1984 and appreciated by 7 percent to P18.4 in January 1985.
In early 2007, it had gone to something like 56.00 pesos to a Dollar! As of now the exchange rate hoovers at around 47.00 pesos to a dollar.
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