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[Title] => DOH reports 1,000 injuries in first quarter
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[Title] => Deutsche Bank sees 2.5%-3.5% growth for RP this year
[Summary] => Global financial institution Deutsche Bank believes the Philippines can attain a growth rate of 2.5 percent to 3.5 percent this year if the Arroyo administration is able to address key economic issues such as the yawning budget deficit.
"The new government must first fully restore all important political and economic measures to restore confidence," said Hubert Neiss, chairman for Asia of the bank.
Neiss said the Arroyo administration must immediately initiate fiscal consolidation to put a stop to the ballooning budget deficit.
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"The new government must first fully restore all important political and economic measures to restore confidence," said Hubert Neiss, chairman for Asia of the bank.
Neiss said the Arroyo administration must immediately initiate fiscal consolidation to put a stop to the ballooning budget deficit.
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