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                    [Title] => Fiscal room improves, but spending test remains
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                    [Title] => UA&P: Philippines economy likely to grow 5% in H2
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The Philippine economy may bounce back and post growth of around five percent in the second semester, supported by higher infrastructure spending, according to the University of Asia and the Pacific.

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                    [Title] => Our GDP twin shocks: Hermès and Hormuz
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                    [Title] => Debt-to-GDP ratio rises to 21-year high in Q1
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The share of national debt  to gross domestic product   rose to 65.2 percent in the first quarter, a level analysts view as manageable but under pressure from the ongoing conflict in the  Middle East.

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                    [Title] => PSEi returns above 6,000, peso back at 60:$1 level
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Local share prices made their way back above the 6,000 mark yesterday despite the country’s first quarter gross domestic product  growth coming in below expectations, as investors chose to focus on positive developments abroad.

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                    [Title] => Philippine economy slows to 2.8% in Q1, weakest in 5 years
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GDP growth fell sharply in the first quarter, raising concerns about whether the country can still hit its growth targets.

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The Philippine economy is expected to remain weak and post 3.1 percent growth in the first quarter, amid sluggish jobs data and risks from the Middle East conflict, according to the University of Asia and the Pacific..

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