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[Title] => Finance chief Go touts Pax Silica as Phl’s shot at tech supply chain
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[Title] => More GOCCs eyed for P1 billion dividend club
[Summary] => Finance Secretary Frederick Go hopes more state-run firms will break into the P1-billion dividend mark next year, with remittances expected to hit a record P147.15 billion by year-end.
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[Title] => GOCC dividends to hit record P147.15 billion in 2026
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[Title] => Being UMIC; Sara bludgeoned but unbowed
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[Title] => ‘Philippines borrowing strategy, grants access intact after income upgrade’
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[Title] => Philippines raises $2.5 billion from global bonds
[Summary] => The Philippines has raised $2.5 billion from a triple-tranche sale of dollar-denominated global bonds that drew strong investor demand, marking its second foray in the international debt market this year. aIn a statement, the Bureau of the Treasury said it sold $550 million in 5.5-year global bonds, $1.65 billion in 10-year bonds and a $300-million tap issue of global bonds due in 2051.
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[Title] => Philippines eyes 10 double taxation agreements
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[Title] => Expanded LEC to spur jobs, investments – Go
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[Title] => No change in borrowing plan for now – DOF chief
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[Title] => No change in borrowing plan for now – DOF chief
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