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                    [Title] => Bank lending grows 11.4 percent in April, fastest in 9 months
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                    [Title] => Dollar reserves dwindle to 16-month low in May
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The country’s dollar reserves fell to $103.97 billion as of end-May 2026 – the lowest level in 16 months – as government debt payments, lower gold prices and central bank foreign exchange operations weighed on the country’s external buffers.

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GoTyme Bank has launched an in-app international money transfer service that allows customers to send funds to more than 170 countries and territories, as the digital bank seeks to capture rising demand for faster and more transparent cross-border payments.

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The Philippines’ current account deficit could widen to $21 billion this year from $16.3 billion last year, due to the  economic fallout from the ongoing  Middle East crisis, according to Bank of America (BofA) Global Research.  

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