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Philippine companies are taking a more disciplined approach to managing foreign exchange risks as a strong dollar, volatile oil prices and heightened geopolitical tensions cloud funding and investment decisions, according to Bank of America.

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The Philippine economy is expected to grow below its long-term potential over the next two years as weak domestic demand, slowing private consumption and softer investment continue to weigh on activity, according to Bank of America Global Research.

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The Philippines has a “neutral” exposure to Japan and the continued monetary easing on the world’s third largest economy would not likely result into excessive capital flows, the Bank of America-Merrill Lynch (BofA-ML) said in a report released yesterday.

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The peso is seen strengthening to 37 to a dollar by next year on the back of favorable investor sentiment, strong remittance inflows and sustained reform efforts by the government, an investment bank said.

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Economic growth could have slowed in the third quarter but performance for the whole year would still be far better than 2011, an investment bank said in separate research notes.

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The Philippine economy is expected to grow below its long-term potential over the next two years as weak domestic demand, slowing private consumption and softer investment continue to weigh on activity, according to Bank of America Global Research.

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The Philippines has a “neutral” exposure to Japan and the continued monetary easing on the world’s third largest economy would not likely result into excessive capital flows, the Bank of America-Merrill Lynch (BofA-ML) said in a report released yesterday.

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Economic growth could have slowed in the third quarter but performance for the whole year would still be far better than 2011, an investment bank said in separate research notes.

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