Czy festiwal filmowy w Cannes 2019 ma się czego obawiać?
Nie tak dawno, bo w zeszłym miesiącu, byliśmy świadkami przypuszczeń, które jednoznacznie były związane z festiwalem filmowym w Cannes oraz jego poziomem w 2019 roku. Niektórzy z krytyków mówili nawet, że tegoroczne wydarzenie będzie jednym z najbardziej sennych festiwali, jakie odbywały się od lat. Na szczęście, na odpowiedź nie należało długo czekać!
Emocjonujące rozgrywki Ligi Mistrzów w trakcie podróży do Madrytu? Ze mną to możliwe!
Wiecie jak to jest. Kiedy zaczęłam podróże z moim chłopakiem, on zawsze chciał udać się w takie miejsca, gdzie znajdują się prawdziwe stadionowe perełki. W ten sposób zaraził mnie swoją pasją. Wspólnie po dziś dzień śledzimy najważniejsze wydarzenia sportowe z kraju i ze świata. Udało nam się połączyć naszą pasję do podróżowania ze sportem. Dziś, jesteśmy szalonymi turystami i miłośnikami emocjonujących spotkań, rozgrywanych na murawach!
Co dzieje się w pakistańskim Gwadar?
Gwadar to 65 tysięczne miasto w Pakistanie, które leży w Zatoce Osmańskiej, nieopodal Zatoki Perskiej w prowincji Beludżystan. Według danych historycznych miasto to zostało zakupione od Omanu w 1958 roku. Jak wiemy kraina to niebezpieczna i przekonałam się o tym. Na szczęście w tym momencie tam nie mieszkałam. Przeżyłam coś całkiem odbiegającego od zwykle panującej w tym miejscu sielanki.
Najpiękniejszy klejnot, w moim życiu...to Tajlandia i jej przepiękna przyroda.
Tajlandia była moich marzeniem od dawna. Wiedziałam, że jakkolwiek moje życie się nie potoczy muszę zrobić wszystko, aby w końcu się tam znaleźć. Kiedy po raz pierwszy miałam taką możliwość zachorowałam. Nie mogłam sobie długo wybaczyć stracenia takiej szansy.
THE PESO could depreciate this week versus the dollar ahead of an anticipated rate hike in the United States, although optimism towards the local stock market and the rollout of economic reforms could temper such weakness.
The peso may weaken this week as investors look ahead to the US Federal Reserve’s policy meeting. -- BW FILE PHOTO
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The local unit moved sideways on Friday to close at P49.50 against the greenback, nearly flat coming from Thursday’s P49.495 finish. Week on week, the peso appreciated for the third straight week from P49.55-to-a-dollar seen on June 2.
The peso even traded at a six-month high of P49.40 on June 5, its best showing since a P49.35 close on Nov. 16, 2016. Traders attributed the currency’s strength to comments from Moody’s Investors Service that the passage of the first tax reform package at the House of Representatives is “credit positive” for the Philippines.
Local financial markets remained closed on Monday in observance of Independence Day.
An analyst interviewed over the weekend said the peso might weaken in the coming days ahead of an expected “lift-off” in US interest rates during the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) June 13-14 meeting, coupled with market uncertainty towards the United Kingdom.
“The dollar might appreciate this week, fueled by the likely interest rate hike of the US Federal Reserve and safe-haven buying amid political concerns in the UK that could derail Brexit negotiations,” said Guian Angelo S. Dumalagan, market economist at Land Bank of the Philippines.
“However, the greenback’s strength might be tempered by mixed US data and possible hints of a slower pace of US interest rate normalization in the coming months,” Mr. Dumalagan said.
Traders are pricing in a 25-basis-point rate increase from the FOMC this week, which would be the second hike this year following a similar move announced in March.
On the other hand, markets grew uncertain towards the UK and the pound sterling after the June 8 general elections left Prime Minister Theresa May with a minority in parliament ahead of formal discussions for Britain’s departure from the European Union, Reuters said in a report.
Another trader said the Fed hike has already been priced in by market players, so any movements on the exchange rate can be influenced by developments in the local economy.
“The Fed hike has been anticipated already, so I think what people will want to watch is the turnout of the first half... From a week-on-week perspective, the peso is appreciating mainly because of the stock market,” the second trader said by phone. “The second quarter also saw the markets ecstatic on tax reform, it showed the government’s commitment to pass it.”
The bellwether Philippine Stock Exchange index also breached a new high for the year at 8,001.38 on Monday last week, which was likewise traced to optimism on the government’s tax reform plan.
The House of Representatives approved the first package on May 31 covering lower personal income taxes versus higher excise duties on other goods, leaving the bill open for discussions and approval in Senate as Congress resumes sessions next month.
THE CENTRAL BANK will open another credit surety finance (CSF) in La Union this week, which is relied upon to stretch out access to credit for little scale firms in the region.
Thirteen cooperatives will pool P3.7 million for the new La Union credit surety finance.
In an announcement distributed throughout the end of the week, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said it will dispatch a CSF agreeable in San Fernando City on Wednesday, denoting the arrival to the program after a deliberate break amid 2016, a decision year.
"The La Union CSF is required to empower financial exercises and give openings for work in the territory," the BSP explanation read, taking note of that the office will be the 46th in the nation.
The BSP said there are 13 cooperatives that will pool P3.7 million under the La Union credit office. Thusly, the La Union common government will pour P3.5 million to the store.
The national bank's CSF program gives elective insurance to smaller scale, little, and medium-scale ventures (MSMEs) by arranging them into cooperatives.
Here, CSF units fill in as underwriter for its part gatherings and nongovernment associations as they make formal advances from banks, which they will use to manage and grow business operations.
Under the plan, the MSMEs pool their cash into one aggregate reserve which will then be acknowledged by banks as guarantee. Nearby government units and state-run offices like the Industrial Guarantee and Loan Fund, the Development Bank of the Philippines, and the Land Bank of the Philippines may likewise pour in assets to CSF offices as gifts or speculations, so that part organizations can acquire greater sums.
THE PESO could depreciate this week versus the dollar ahead of an anticipated rate hike in the United States, although optimism towards the local stock market and the rollout of economic reforms could temper such weakness.
The peso may weaken this week as investors look ahead to the US Federal Reserve’s policy meeting. -- BW FILE PHOTO
RELATED STORIES
Peso up ahead of FOMC statement
Peso slips ahead of FOMC
Peso flat ahead of Fed policy meeting
Peso ends flat ahead of UK vote, ECB meeting
Peso rises amid cautious market
The local unit moved sideways on Friday to close at P49.50 against the greenback, nearly flat coming from Thursday’s P49.495 finish. Week on week, the peso appreciated for the third straight week from P49.55-to-a-dollar seen on June 2.
The peso even traded at a six-month high of P49.40 on June 5, its best showing since a P49.35 close on Nov. 16, 2016. Traders attributed the currency’s strength to comments from Moody’s Investors Service that the passage of the first tax reform package at the House of Representatives is “credit positive” for the Philippines.
Local financial markets remained closed on Monday in observance of Independence Day.
An analyst interviewed over the weekend said the peso might weaken in the coming days ahead of an expected “lift-off” in US interest rates during the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) June 13-14 meeting, coupled with market uncertainty towards the United Kingdom.
“The dollar might appreciate this week, fueled by the likely interest rate hike of the US Federal Reserve and safe-haven buying amid political concerns in the UK that could derail Brexit negotiations,” said Guian Angelo S. Dumalagan, market economist at Land Bank of the Philippines.
“However, the greenback’s strength might be tempered by mixed US data and possible hints of a slower pace of US interest rate normalization in the coming months,” Mr. Dumalagan said.
Traders are pricing in a 25-basis-point rate increase from the FOMC this week, which would be the second hike this year following a similar move announced in March.
On the other hand, markets grew uncertain towards the UK and the pound sterling after the June 8 general elections left Prime Minister Theresa May with a minority in parliament ahead of formal discussions for Britain’s departure from the European Union, Reuters said in a report.
Another trader said the Fed hike has already been priced in by market players, so any movements on the exchange rate can be influenced by developments in the local economy.
“The Fed hike has been anticipated already, so I think what people will want to watch is the turnout of the first half... From a week-on-week perspective, the peso is appreciating mainly because of the stock market,” the second trader said by phone. “The second quarter also saw the markets ecstatic on tax reform, it showed the government’s commitment to pass it.”
The bellwether Philippine Stock Exchange index also breached a new high for the year at 8,001.38 on Monday last week, which was likewise traced to optimism on the government’s tax reform plan.
The House of Representatives approved the first package on May 31 covering lower personal income taxes versus higher excise duties on other goods, leaving the bill open for discussions and approval in Senate as Congress resumes sessions next month.
The Youngsters and the Indians haven't been to the World Plan in decades, and their encounter is summoning record-breaking ticket costs.
Diversion 5 of the World Plan has now gone up against the position as the most expensive wearing event ever - the typical ticket posting is $6,548.
That esteem beat even the Super Bowl, which is all things considered the most expensive ticket around the neighborhood.
Sunday's Delight 5 will be the rest of this game plan to be played in Chicago. The plan will go to Cleveland for Preoccupation 6 and 7 if it goes that long.
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As demonstrated by TicketIQ, which has been taking after ticket costs for quite a while, the ordinary ticket cost for the staying Scene Game plan diversions has truly dropped by around 20% in the latest 24 hours. Regardless, even with that lessening these are record-breaking ticket costs.
For examination, here's the way the esteem stack up against the ordinary ticket costs recorded for other late waving events:
- 2015 Super Bowl XLIX: $6,104
- 2016 Super Bowl L: $4,828
- 2016 NBA Finals Preoccupation 7: $3,173
- 2015 Stanley Holder Last Preoccupation 4: $2,369
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Irrefutably the most exorbitant tickets for Sunday's preoccupation are recorded for more than $100,000 by members like StubHub. Be that as it may, fans will probably need to spend in any occasion $2,000 for even the most exceedingly horrendous seats.
It's basic to review that these are the costs people are endeavoring to offer their tickets for - they consistently end up offering for less. For example, notwithstanding the record-high ordinary summary cost for Preoccupation 5 tickets, the arrangement cost has been lower - about $4,096.