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Phl seen growing 8% by 2015

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The Philippines could begin growing by more than 8 percent in 2015 and sustain that even onto the next administration given...

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Peso seen plunging to 57:$1 in Q2, then recovering to 56 by yearend

By Ted P. Torres | March 4, 2004 - 12:00am

The peso will likely slump to P57 to the US dollar by the second quarter of the year but is expected to recover back to P56:$1 at the close of the year. In a presentation Tuesday night, Standard Chartered Bank (SCB)...

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