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[Title] => Exporters face more challenges this year – StanChart
[Summary] => Standard Chartered Bank sees Philippine exporters facing more challenges this year amid weak global demand brought about by the economic slowdown in China.
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[Title] => Barclays, StanChart expect further monetary tightening
[Summary] => British banks Barclays and Standard Chartered Bank, in separate research notes, said they expect further monetary tightening actions from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas to pull down liquidity growth.
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[Title] => Economy to grow 5.8 % – Stan Chart
[Summary] => The Philippine economy is forecast to “post another year of strong growth momentum” with a 5.8-percent growth this year following a robust 6.6-percent performance in 2012, British banking giant Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) said over the weekend.
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[Title] => Slow electronics shipments pull down imports
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[Title] => Economy to grow 5.8 % – Stan Chart
[Summary] => The Philippine economy is forecast to “post another year of strong growth momentum” with a 5.8-percent growth this year following a robust 6.6-percent performance in 2012, British banking giant Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) said over the weekend.
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