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[Summary] => The Philippine economy is expected to slow down this year to 6.7 percent from 7.2 percent in 2013, due to modest growth in consumer spending as government projects have yet to fully take off, a Standard Chartered Bank official said.
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[Title] => Phl seen growing 8% by 2015
[Summary] => The Philippines could begin growing by more than eight percent in 2015 and sustain that even onto the next administration given the correct policies and strong fundamentals driving investor confidence now, a top executive of a global investment bank said yesterday.
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[Summary] => The Philippines could begin growing by more than eight percent in 2015 and sustain that even onto the next administration given the correct policies and strong fundamentals driving investor confidence now, a top executive of a global investment bank said yesterday.
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[Summary] => The Philippines could begin growing by more than 8 percent in 2015 and sustain that even onto the next administration given the correct policies and strong fundamentals driving investor confidence now, an investment bank said.
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[Title] => Peso seen plunging to 57:$1 in Q2, then recovering to 56 by yearend
[Summary] => The peso will likely slump to P57 to the US dollar by the second quarter of the year but is expected to recover back to P56:$1 at the close of the year.
In a presentation Tuesday night, Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) Global Research Group chief economist Steve Brice pointed out that the local currency’s more realistic yearend value would hover in the P56 level.
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[Title] => Peso breaches 51 to $1
[Summary] => The peso careened yesterday past the 51 to the dollar barrier even after the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) imposed on Thursday stiff measures to prevent banks from speculating on the embattled peso.
Traders said the peso’s unstoppable drop was due mainly to the deepening political crisis over corruption allegations against President Estrada.
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STEVE BRICE
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In a presentation Tuesday night, Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) Global Research Group chief economist Steve Brice pointed out that the local currency’s more realistic yearend value would hover in the P56 level.
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[Title] => Peso breaches 51 to $1
[Summary] => The peso careened yesterday past the 51 to the dollar barrier even after the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) imposed on Thursday stiff measures to prevent banks from speculating on the embattled peso.
Traders said the peso’s unstoppable drop was due mainly to the deepening political crisis over corruption allegations against President Estrada.
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