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Peso closes at 44.89 to $1

By Lawrence Agcaoili | August 7, 2010 - 12:00am

The peso broke into the 44-to-$1 level yesterday, climbing to its strongest level in almost three months as investors start to position to the retal Treasury bond (RTB) issuance of the National Government next week...

Business

Standard Chartered ups RP growth forecast to 5.9%

By Lawrence Agcaoili | June 2, 2010 - 12:00am

Standard Chartered Bank revised upwards its economic growth forecasts for the Philippines this year and next year after the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) zoomed to its fastest pace in almost three...

Business