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[Summary] => Goldman Sachs Group Inc., one of the world’s biggest investment banking and securities firms, said recent political and macroeconomic developments in the Philippines have left the investment firm "more, not less bullish"on its outlook for the peso, projecting the local currency rising to 48 to a dollar in 12 months.
The peso will strengthen to 51 against the dollar in three months and 48 in a year, from prior targets of 52.50 and 52 to $1, respectively, Adam Le Mesurier, an economist in Singapore at Goldman Sachs wrote in a report yesterday.
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[Title] => S&P maintains stable outlook on RP banks
[Summary] => International credit rating outfit Standard and Poor’s (S&P) said yesterday it is keeping its stable outlook on the banking sector in the Philippines while noting that its risk profile remains high.
The stable outlook takes note that "the growth in non-performing assets (NPAs) has not only been arrested but also reversed" to 9.3 percent of gross loans in June, from 13.6 percent in the previous year, the US-based agency said in a regional report.
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[Summary] => Political developments ahead of the May elections could prompt a credit rating downgrade if they worsen the economy’s condition, but a change is not inevitable, global rating agency Standard and Poor’s (S&P) said yesterday.
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The peso will strengthen to 51 against the dollar in three months and 48 in a year, from prior targets of 52.50 and 52 to $1, respectively, Adam Le Mesurier, an economist in Singapore at Goldman Sachs wrote in a report yesterday.
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The stable outlook takes note that "the growth in non-performing assets (NPAs) has not only been arrested but also reversed" to 9.3 percent of gross loans in June, from 13.6 percent in the previous year, the US-based agency said in a regional report.
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January 19, 2006 - 12:00am
