+ Follow SOCIOECONOMIC PLANNING SECRETARY CAYETANO PADERANGA Tag
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[Title] => IMF explains drop in Phl's GDP ranking
[Summary] => A study commissioned by multilateral lender International Monetary Fund (IMF) showed that the Philippines continued to lag behind its neighboring countries in the Asia Pacific Region in terms of economic growth due to political uncertainty, weak economic performance, high government debt, low investments, and weak government spending.
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[Title] => UBS cuts Phl growth forecast
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[Title] => Aquino: Stimulus package not to hurt fiscal health
[Summary] => President Aquino said that the P72 billion stimulus package would cushion the economy from the impact of an uncertain global recovery, but assured that this will not be done at the expense of the country's fiscal health.
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[Title] => Asian Development Bank backs support for MSMEs in Phl
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[Title] => First quarter GDP likely grows by 4.8-5.8 percent: official
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[Title] => Economy likely grew by over 6% in first quarter
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SOCIOECONOMIC PLANNING SECRETARY CAYETANO PADERANGA
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[Summary] => President Aquino said that the P72 billion stimulus package would cushion the economy from the impact of an uncertain global recovery, but assured that this will not be done at the expense of the country's fiscal health.
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[Title] => Economy likely grew by over 6% in first quarter
[Summary] => Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Cayetano Paderanga expects economic growth to grow by more than six percent during the first three months of this year due to a strong agricultural growth.
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[Summary] => The government may end up bidding out just one infrastructure project in the first half of the year under its public-private partnership (PPP) scheme as details of possible projects are still being threshed out.
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October 12, 2011 - 11:00pm