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[Summary] => The country’s economic team said yesterday it will review this year’s inflation target of five to six percent after the first quarter.
In yesterday’s economic briefing, Budget Secretary Emilia Boncodin who chairs the interagency Development Budget Coordinating Council (DBCC) said the review is significant because any revision or adjustment in the inflation numbers will also mean similar revisions in other key macroeconomic targets such as the gross domestic product (GDP) and the 91-day Treasury bill rate.
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[Title] => Targets easier to meet this year, says Camacho
[Summary] => The government has better chances of achieving its macroeconomic targets this year with the expected faster recovery of the United States, Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho disclosed yesterday.
Camacho, who attended the recent World Economic Forum, said global economic and market experts agree that the US is already on its way to economic recovery in the first half of the year, much earlier than the original projection of a turnaround in the second semester.
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[Title] => Inflation fears prod BSP to maintain rates
[Summary] => Amid concerns that a fast weakening peso could fuel higher inflation the Monetary Board (MB), the policy-making body of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), decided yesterday to keep its benchmark overnight interest rates unchanged.
The MB maintained the overnight borrowing and lending rates at nine percent and 11.25 percent, respectively.
"Notwithstanding market expectations of lower rates, the Board reached this decision in recognition of recent movements in the peso-dollar rate and their implications for future inflation," the MB said in a statement.
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PILIPINAS DEPUTY GOVERNOR AMANDO TETANGCO JR.
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[Title] => Government team to review 2002 inflation target
[Summary] => The country’s economic team said yesterday it will review this year’s inflation target of five to six percent after the first quarter.
In yesterday’s economic briefing, Budget Secretary Emilia Boncodin who chairs the interagency Development Budget Coordinating Council (DBCC) said the review is significant because any revision or adjustment in the inflation numbers will also mean similar revisions in other key macroeconomic targets such as the gross domestic product (GDP) and the 91-day Treasury bill rate.
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[Title] => Targets easier to meet this year, says Camacho
[Summary] => The government has better chances of achieving its macroeconomic targets this year with the expected faster recovery of the United States, Finance Secretary Jose Isidro Camacho disclosed yesterday.
Camacho, who attended the recent World Economic Forum, said global economic and market experts agree that the US is already on its way to economic recovery in the first half of the year, much earlier than the original projection of a turnaround in the second semester.
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[Title] => Inflation fears prod BSP to maintain rates
[Summary] => Amid concerns that a fast weakening peso could fuel higher inflation the Monetary Board (MB), the policy-making body of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), decided yesterday to keep its benchmark overnight interest rates unchanged.
The MB maintained the overnight borrowing and lending rates at nine percent and 11.25 percent, respectively.
"Notwithstanding market expectations of lower rates, the Board reached this decision in recognition of recent movements in the peso-dollar rate and their implications for future inflation," the MB said in a statement.
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