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[Title] => Bangko Sentral greenlights $3.81 billion in Q3 foreign borrowings
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[Title] => Philippines' foreign borrowings near $4 billion in Q2
[Summary] => The Philippines' central bank Monetary Board approved $3.90 billion in public sector foreign borrowings from April to June 2024, a 43% increase from the $2.73 billion approved in the same time period last year.
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[Title] => BSP’s monetary board retains policy rate at 6.5%
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[Title] => BSP keeps policy rate untouched at 6.5%
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[Title] => BSP raises policy rate by 25 basis points
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November 13, 2023 - 9:41am
