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[Summary] => The Asset Management and Trust Group of the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI Asset Management) forecasts an improving business climate and a continuing economic recovery this year.
In an briefing, BPI Asset Management forecasts gross domestic product (GDP) to grow at four percent while inflation will remain between 4.5 percent and five percent.
Stable to declining fuel prices, as well as the expected stability of food supplies, and the peso will combine with continuing soft consumer demand to keep inflation lower than the average 6.1 percent registered last year.
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[Title] => BPI trust funds post higher yields
[Summary] => All four US dollar common trust funds (US$ CTFs) managed by BPI Asset Management have surpassed market expectations with local and international benchmarks posting lower to negative yields, the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) said yesterday.
According to a statement, BPI International Fund Plus (IFB), BPI International Fund (IF), BPI Global Philippine Fund (GPF) and BPI Global Equity Fund (GEF) posted an annualized gross year-to-date yield of 6.48 percent 6.72, 6.76 percent and 10.37 percent, respectively.
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[Summary] => All four US dollar common trust funds (US$ CTFs) managed by BPI Asset Management have surpassed market expectations with local and international benchmarks posting lower to negative yields, the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) said yesterday.
According to a statement, BPI International Fund Plus (IFB), BPI International Fund (IF), BPI Global Philippine Fund (GPF) and BPI Global Equity Fund (GEF) posted an annualized gross year-to-date yield of 6.48 percent 6.72, 6.76 percent and 10.37 percent, respectively.
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In an briefing, BPI Asset Management forecasts gross domestic product (GDP) to grow at four percent while inflation will remain between 4.5 percent and five percent.
Stable to declining fuel prices, as well as the expected stability of food supplies, and the peso will combine with continuing soft consumer demand to keep inflation lower than the average 6.1 percent registered last year.
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[Summary] => All four US dollar common trust funds (US$ CTFs) managed by BPI Asset Management have surpassed market expectations with local and international benchmarks posting lower to negative yields, the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) said yesterday.
According to a statement, BPI International Fund Plus (IFB), BPI International Fund (IF), BPI Global Philippine Fund (GPF) and BPI Global Equity Fund (GEF) posted an annualized gross year-to-date yield of 6.48 percent 6.72, 6.76 percent and 10.37 percent, respectively.
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According to a statement, BPI International Fund Plus (IFB), BPI International Fund (IF), BPI Global Philippine Fund (GPF) and BPI Global Equity Fund (GEF) posted an annualized gross year-to-date yield of 6.48 percent 6.72, 6.76 percent and 10.37 percent, respectively.
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