+ Follow Hot Money Tag
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[Title] => Hot money books net outflow in March
[Summary] => More short-term investments left the Philippines in March as investors pushed back their expectations of interest rate cuts from the US Federal Reserve.
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[Title] => $247 million hot money exits Philippines in 2023
[Summary] => A total of $247.3 million worth of speculative funds exited the Philippines last year, reversing the $886.7 million net inflow recorded in 2022, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
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[Title] => ‘Hot money’ inflow hits 4-month high in November
[Summary] => More speculative funds flowed into the Philippines, yielding a net inflow of $672.86 million in November, the highest in four months or since the $962.04 million recorded in July, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
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[Title] => $805 million in hot money exits Philippines in 5 months
[Summary] => The outflow of speculative funds hit $805 million in the five months to May, reversing the $1.1 billion net inflow in the same period last year, as fewer hot money entered the Philippines for the fourth straight month in May.
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[Title] => Hot money inflow hits 11-year high
[Summary] => The Philippines registered a net inflow of foreign portfolio investments amounting to $1.36 billion in April, the highest in more than 11 years, after recording a stronger-than-expected economic growth in the first quarter, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
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[Title] => 'Hot money' enters Philippines in February on easing virus curbs
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[Title] => 'Hot money' left at slower pace in 2021, but still missed BSP's forecast
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[Title] => 'Hot money' exits in October
[Summary] => Data from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas released Thursday showed foreign portfolio investments recorded a net outflow of $221 million last month. A net outflow indicates more foreign funds exited the country as opposed to those that came in.
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[Title] => 'Hot money' leaves in September as investors lighten their EM portfolios
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[Title] => 'Hot money' reverses to net outflow in July on Delta, vaccine woes
[Summary] => The Delta variant-driven lockdowns and worries about vaccine supply and inflation spooked investors in July, sending short-term foreign funds rushing out of the country during the month.
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[Title] => $247 million hot money exits Philippines in 2023
[Summary] => A total of $247.3 million worth of speculative funds exited the Philippines last year, reversing the $886.7 million net inflow recorded in 2022, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
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[Title] => ‘Hot money’ inflow hits 4-month high in November
[Summary] => More speculative funds flowed into the Philippines, yielding a net inflow of $672.86 million in November, the highest in four months or since the $962.04 million recorded in July, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
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[Title] => $805 million in hot money exits Philippines in 5 months
[Summary] => The outflow of speculative funds hit $805 million in the five months to May, reversing the $1.1 billion net inflow in the same period last year, as fewer hot money entered the Philippines for the fourth straight month in May.
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[Title] => Hot money inflow hits 11-year high
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[Title] => 'Hot money' enters Philippines in February on easing virus curbs
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[Title] => 'Hot money' left at slower pace in 2021, but still missed BSP's forecast
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[Title] => 'Hot money' exits in October
[Summary] => Data from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas released Thursday showed foreign portfolio investments recorded a net outflow of $221 million last month. A net outflow indicates more foreign funds exited the country as opposed to those that came in.
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[Title] => 'Hot money' leaves in September as investors lighten their EM portfolios
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