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[Title] => Inflation forecasts cut for next 2 years
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[Title] => August inflation slows to 3.3% y/y
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[Title] => Pangulong Marcos natuwa sa pagbagal ng ‘inflation’
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[Title] => Inflation bumagal sa 3.3%
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[Title] => Inflation eases to 3.3% in August
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[Title] => August inflation seen to decline below 4 percent
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[Title] => Inflation eases to 3.3% in August
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