+ Follow CHINA AND MEXICO Tag
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[Title] => Steady growth in remittances eyed this year
[Summary] => First Metro Investment Corp. (FMIC) has retained its growth forecast for full year cash remittances at four to five percent on the back of strong global demand for Filipino workers in other countries.
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[Title] => Source of dirty money: Phl ranks 6th
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[Title] => Is labor export good policy for Philippine development?
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[Title] => Phl 4th in overseas workers' remittances
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[Title] => Home for the holidays
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[Title] => Poor nations seen to get lower inflows
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