+ Follow Governor Diwa Guinigundo Tag
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[Title] => BSP ups 2005 inflation target
[Summary] => The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) raised yesterday its forecast for inflation this year and said a possible national wage rise and a sharp increase in transport fares could prompt a policy response.
High energy costs, and the possible wage and transport rise meant average prices in 2005 are expected to be seven percent to 7.3 percent higher than last year, up from an earlier forecast of 6.8 percent to seven percent, Assistant BSP Governor Diwa Guinigundo said.
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High energy costs, and the possible wage and transport rise meant average prices in 2005 are expected to be seven percent to 7.3 percent higher than last year, up from an earlier forecast of 6.8 percent to seven percent, Assistant BSP Governor Diwa Guinigundo said.
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[Title] => 8.5% inflation in February well within government target
[Summary] => Inflation went up slightly to 8.5 percent in February, well within the government’s forecast of 8.3 percent to 8.8 percent and most economists’ estimates of 8.5-percent to 8.9-percent range.
The National Statistics Office (NSO) said the slight uptick in inflation in February could be attributed to a rise in the prices of food, beverages and tobacco, housing and repairs and other miscellaneous items.
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[Summary] => Inflation went up slightly to 8.5 percent in February, well within the government’s forecast of 8.3 percent to 8.8 percent and most economists’ estimates of 8.5-percent to 8.9-percent range.
The National Statistics Office (NSO) said the slight uptick in inflation in February could be attributed to a rise in the prices of food, beverages and tobacco, housing and repairs and other miscellaneous items.
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