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[Summary] => Philippine inflation is poised to breach 8 percent in November as rising wages, higher transport fares and a weakening peso fuel broader price pressures, raising the prospect of further interest rate increases by the Bangko Sentral Ng Pilipinas (BSP), according to Bank of the Philippine Islands lead economist Emilio S. axNeri Jr.
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[Title] => Poll: September inflation likely rose to 6.7%
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[Title] => Fee waivers deepen digital engagement
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