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[Title] => DOF's Frederick Go takes seat on BSP Monetary Board
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[Title] => BSP cuts interest rates to 5% again in August
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[Title] => BSP trims key interest rates anew, flags more cuts depending on data
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[Title] => BSP further eases interest rates in April
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[Title] => Monetary Board cuts key policy rates by 25 basis points anew
[Summary] => The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ monetary board has decided to further cut key interest rates by 25 basis points on Thursday, December 19, bringing down the target reverse repurchase rate 5.75%.
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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
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[Title] => Monetary Board cuts key policy rates by 25 basis points anew
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