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Peso closes stronger, gains 3.7% versus US dollar in 2019

The peso ended the year stronger against the US dollar on Friday, gaining P0.18 to close at 50.635 from 50.821 a day ago. The peso’s...

Remittances increased 8% to $2.67 billion in October

Money sent home by Filipinos working overseas increased 8 percent in October to $2.67 billion, the fastest expansion this year, from $2.47 billion a...

PH economy needs further stimuli – ING

ING Bank Manila said fiscal and monetary stimuli are needed to make the Philippine economy reach the low end of the growth target range...

ING: Capital formation recovery to lift GDP

A strong recovery in capital formation will help propel economic growth to the low end of the target range of 6 percent to 7...

Security Bank sees sharp rise in liquidity, loans by end of 2019

Security Bank Corp., the country’s seventh-largest lender in terms of assets, expects both loan and liquidity growths to accelerate toward the end of the...

MB cuts banks’ reserve ratio by 100 basis points

The Monetary Board of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas cut on Friday the reserve requirement ratios of banks by 100 basis points, or one...

Philippine exports vulnerable to US-China trade hostilities

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July budget deficit dropped by 13% to P75.3b–Treasury

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ING Bank still expects economy to expand 6%

ING Bank Manila still expects the Philippine economy to grow within the 6-percent level this year despite the slower expansion in the first half,...

Peso second strongest Asean currency despite global volatility

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Peso stable despite BSP easing–ING

Effective communication of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas to the market about the successive policy and reserve requirement cuts this month helped stabilize the...

Lower reserve requirement ratio has minimal impact on inflation

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ING expects inflation to settle within target range this year

An economist of ING Bank Manila said the inflation rate is expected to settle within the official target range of 2 percent to 4...

OFW money rose to $2.3 billion in February

Money sent home by Filipinos working overseas increased 1.5 percent in February to $2.3 billion from $2.27 billion a year ago, Bangko Sentral ng...

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Peso closes stronger, gains 3.7% versus US dollar in 2019

Remittances increased 8% to $2.67 billion in October

PH economy needs further stimuli – ING

ING: Capital formation recovery to lift GDP

Security Bank sees sharp rise in liquidity, loans by end of 2019

MB cuts banks’ reserve ratio by 100 basis points

Philippine exports vulnerable to US-China trade hostilities

July budget deficit dropped by 13% to P75.3b–Treasury

ING Bank still expects economy to expand 6%

Peso second strongest Asean currency despite global volatility

Peso stable despite BSP easing–ING

Lower reserve requirement ratio has minimal impact on inflation

ING expects inflation to settle within target range this year

OFW money rose to $2.3 billion in February

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