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OFW remittances growth seen easing this year

By Lawrence Agcaoili | February 7, 2011 - 12:00am

Dutch-owned financial giant ING BV said it expects the growth in the amount of money sent home by Filipinos abroad to their loved ones in the Philippines to ease to five percent this year before improving to...

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