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[Title] => Softer Q3 growth raises full-year downside risk
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[Title] => ‘Philippines falls behind in race for foreign investments’
[Summary] => Global investors are increasingly overlooking the Philippines as weak economic growth and political noise erode the country’s appeal, even as corporate earnings remain resilient and stock valuations become cheaper, according to BDO Capital and Investment Corp.
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[Title] => Marcos downplays corruption link in growth slump
[Summary] => President Marcos blamed cyclones and global trade shifts for the economic slowdown, downplaying the impact of corruption scandals.
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[Title] => Philippines posts 6.3% economic growth in Q2
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[Title] => Philippine economic growth expected to ease in 2024 — think tank
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[Title] => ‘Rising poverty remains a hindrance to growth’
[Summary] => The increase in self-rated poor families is seen as a major challenge to the country’s economic growth, making it necessary for the government to focus resources in areas where poverty is prevalent, according to think tank GlobalSource Partners.
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[Title] => Up to 7 percent growth possible next year
[Summary] => Philippine economic growth may expand by six to seven percent next year as the continued deceleration in inflation should improve business and consumer sentiment, paving the way for interest rate cuts by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas,according to the research unit of the Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co..
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[Title] => Philippines posts 6.3% economic growth in Q2
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[Summary] => The increase in self-rated poor families is seen as a major challenge to the country’s economic growth, making it necessary for the government to focus resources in areas where poverty is prevalent, according to think tank GlobalSource Partners.
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[Title] => Up to 7 percent growth possible next year
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