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                    [Title] => OFW repatriation worsens remittance outlook
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                    [Title] => Philippines at risk of losing P228 billion in OFW remittances
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                    [Title] => Coronavirus seen to have 'minimal' effect on remittances, Palace says
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                    [Title] => Remittance growth hits all-time high in December
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                    [Title] => OFW remittances surge in January — BSP
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Money sent home by overseas Filipino workers jumped 9.7 percent in January 2018 from a year ago, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas reported Thursday, as expats take advantage of the peso’s slide.

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                    [Title] => OFW remittances:  Where they come from
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                    [Title] => Saving up on money transfer can mean more gifts for Filipinos back home
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The high costs of sending money home may mean losing out on Christmas gifts for overseas Filipino workers.

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                    [Title] => Remittance growth hits all-time high in December
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