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[Title] => Phl growth to recover 'lost decades' - IIF
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[Title] => Steady inflation to boost domestic demand, pump prime economy – IIF
[Summary] => Slow inflation in emerging markets such as the Philippines should allow domestic demand to pump prime their economies even as foreign funds leave on better economic prospects in the US, a group of financial institutions said.
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[Title] => Consumer spending seen to drive eco growth this year
[Summary] => Strong private sector spending could take the position of government disbursement in driving economic growth this year and the next, which are expected to hit the Aquino administration’s targets, the Institute for International Finance (IIF) said.
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[Title] => Capital inflows to remain a problem for emerging countries
[Summary] => Capital inflows will continue to pose “implications” to emerging countries such as the Philippines, the Institute for International Finance (IIF) said.
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[Summary] => The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has breached the 6,000 mark on Monday, the first time in the country's history, which analysts attributed to good macroeconomic numbers, positive outlook on the country, and the improvement in the creditworthiness of domestic banks.
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[Title] => Global growth expected to remain fragile - IIF
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[Title] => BSP seen keeping policy rates until mid-2011
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[Title] => Economy seen growing 6.5% this year
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The economy is likely to grow by a slower 6.5 percent this year after reaching a three-decade high of 7.3 percent in 2007, the Institute of International Finance Inc. (IIF) said in a recent report.
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A renewed surge in domestic demand is expected to boost in the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth to 5.7 percent this year and over six percent in 2008.
Upgrading its previous projections, the Institute of International Finance (IIF) said in its latest country report that lower oil prices, falling interest rates and sustained remittances from overseas Filipino workers should support a "revival" in domestic demand in the next two years.
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A renewed surge in domestic demand is expected to boost in the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth to 5.7 percent this year and over six percent in 2008.
Upgrading its previous projections, the Institute of International Finance (IIF) said in its latest country report that lower oil prices, falling interest rates and sustained remittances from overseas Filipino workers should support a "revival" in domestic demand in the next two years.
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