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                    [Title] => FCDU deposits down slightly
                    [Summary] => The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) reported a slight decline in the level of foreign currency deposit unit (FCDU) to $13.746 billion on April 30 from $13.790 million ending April 23. 


BSP Acting Governor Alberto V. Reyes said there is no cause for alarm since the drop in the FCDU deposit liabilities was just part of the regular withdrawal of dollars during the weekend.
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Despite the increases in transport, utility and fuel prices, the BSP said these were factors outside monetary policies and required no monetary action.

The MB met yesterday to discuss the possibility of adjusting the monetary policies of the BSP, but officials said there was no compelling reason to lift a finger at this point.
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The BSP is issuing a new memorandum circular requiring banks to align their compliance programs with the provisions of the Basle Convention.
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BSP Acting Governor Alberto V. Reyes said there is no cause for alarm since the drop in the FCDU deposit liabilities was just part of the regular withdrawal of dollars during the weekend.
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Despite the increases in transport, utility and fuel prices, the BSP said these were factors outside monetary policies and required no monetary action.

The MB met yesterday to discuss the possibility of adjusting the monetary policies of the BSP, but officials said there was no compelling reason to lift a finger at this point.
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The BSP is issuing a new memorandum circular requiring banks to align their compliance programs with the provisions of the Basle Convention.
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