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[Title] => ING downgrades earnings forecast for RP banks
[Summary] => Persistent internal risks and external concerns have forced investment bank ING Barings to downgrade its earnings forecasts for the banking sector by 32 percent.
In its latest outlook on listed Philippine companies, ING Barings said its downgrade on earnings forecast of banks was based on reported below-par earnings last year and expectations of industry and stock-specific developments for the year.
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[Title] => ING downgrades earnings forecast for RP banks
[Summary] => Persistent internal risks and external concerns have forced investment bank ING Barings to downgrade its earnings forecasts for the banking sector by 32 percent.
In its latest outlook on listed Philippine companies, ING Barings said its downgrade on earnings forecast of banks was based on reported below-par earnings last year and expectations of industry and stock-specific developments for the year.
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[Title] => Victory by GMA bets to boost RP rating
[Summary] => A decisive victory by the Arroyo administration in today’s polls will boost the country’s chances of improving its credit standing in the international financial community.
Until then, the financial and stock markets are expected to simply coast along, preferring to wait for the outcome of today’s elections while anticipating a readjustment of the country’s sovereign ratings.
"Still a waiting game, this is how the current market environment can be best portrayed," ING Barings said in a recent country outlook.
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[Title] => Victory by GMA bets to boost RP rating
[Summary] => A decisive victory by the Arroyo administration in today’s polls will boost the country’s chances of improving its credit standing in the international financial community.
Until then, the financial and stock markets are expected to simply coast along, preferring to wait for the outcome of today’s elections while anticipating a readjustment of the country’s sovereign ratings.
"Still a waiting game, this is how the current market environment can be best portrayed," ING Barings said in a recent country outlook.
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[Title] => Political crisis blamed for high interest rates
[Summary] => Interest rates will remain high unless the ongoing political crisis is resolved soon, a global investment and financial institution warned yesterday.
"We believe the root of the problem is the ongoing political crisis, which has resulted in greatly reduced confidence in the country’s leadership," ING Barings said in report on the Philippine economy .
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[Title] => ING downgrades earnings forecast for RP banks
[Summary] => Persistent internal risks and external concerns have forced investment bank ING Barings to downgrade its earnings forecasts for the banking sector by 32 percent.
In its latest outlook on listed Philippine companies, ING Barings said its downgrade on earnings forecast of banks was based on reported below-par earnings last year and expectations of industry and stock-specific developments for the year.
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[Title] => ING downgrades earnings forecast for RP banks
[Summary] => Persistent internal risks and external concerns have forced investment bank ING Barings to downgrade its earnings forecasts for the banking sector by 32 percent.
In its latest outlook on listed Philippine companies, ING Barings said its downgrade on earnings forecast of banks was based on reported below-par earnings last year and expectations of industry and stock-specific developments for the year.
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[Title] => Victory by GMA bets to boost RP rating
[Summary] => A decisive victory by the Arroyo administration in today’s polls will boost the country’s chances of improving its credit standing in the international financial community.
Until then, the financial and stock markets are expected to simply coast along, preferring to wait for the outcome of today’s elections while anticipating a readjustment of the country’s sovereign ratings.
"Still a waiting game, this is how the current market environment can be best portrayed," ING Barings said in a recent country outlook.
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[Title] => Victory by GMA bets to boost RP rating
[Summary] => A decisive victory by the Arroyo administration in today’s polls will boost the country’s chances of improving its credit standing in the international financial community.
Until then, the financial and stock markets are expected to simply coast along, preferring to wait for the outcome of today’s elections while anticipating a readjustment of the country’s sovereign ratings.
"Still a waiting game, this is how the current market environment can be best portrayed," ING Barings said in a recent country outlook.
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[Title] => Political crisis blamed for high interest rates
[Summary] => Interest rates will remain high unless the ongoing political crisis is resolved soon, a global investment and financial institution warned yesterday.
"We believe the root of the problem is the ongoing political crisis, which has resulted in greatly reduced confidence in the country’s leadership," ING Barings said in report on the Philippine economy .
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-05 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1097672
[AuthorName] => Ted P. Torres
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