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Interviewed separately over Radio Mindanao Network, Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye and Economic Planning Secretary Romulo Neri acknowledged there was a downside to the pesos continued rally against the dollar, but said this would only affect OFWs and exporters since the peso value of their dollar earnings might be reduced.
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PRESIDENTIAL SPOKESMAN IGNACIO BUNYE AND ECONOMIC PLANNING SECRETARY ROMULO NERI
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Interviewed separately over Radio Mindanao Network, Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye and Economic Planning Secretary Romulo Neri acknowledged there was a downside to the pesos continued rally against the dollar, but said this would only affect OFWs and exporters since the peso value of their dollar earnings might be reduced.
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