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[Title] => Margin of Philippines banks may drop next year
[Summary] => The margins of Philippine banks may decline next year as the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is expected to cut interest rates on easing inflation, according to Fitch Ratings.
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[Title] => Remittances seen growing 5% this year
[Summary] => Remittances from overseas Filipino workers may expand by five percent this year, higher than the projected 3.5-percent growth last year, helping trim the country’s widening current account deficit, according to Fitch Solutions.
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[Title] => Fitch affirms Philippines investment grade
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[Title] => Fitch unit lauds Southeast Asia payments interoperability
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[Title] => Philippines to ramp up clean power, but coal to remain king — Fitch unit
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[Title] => Fitch affirms Philippines investment grade
[Summary] => Fitch Ratings has affirmed the investment grade BBB rating of the Philippines, but flagged downside risks to economic recovery from potential pandemic-related scarring effects as well as post-election uncertainty.
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[Title] => Fitch unit bullish on Philippine construction sector
[Summary] => The Philippine construction industry is expected to enjoy double-digit growth this year as revived infrastructure projects are seen helping the country recover from the pandemic- induced recession, according to Fitch Solutions Country Risk & Industry Research.
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[Title] => Profitability of Philippine banks to remain stable
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[Title] => Fitch downgrades Philippines credit rating
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[Title] => Philippines to ramp up clean power, but coal to remain king — Fitch unit
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[Title] => Fitch affirms Philippines investment grade
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