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Philippines: Banks awash with cash

No takers for rediscounting facility MANILA, Philippines — The peso rediscounting loan facility of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has no releases in January as banks remain awash with cash. Rediscounting is one of the credit facilities offered by the BSP to qualified banks with active rediscounting lines to meet their temporary liquidity needs […]

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Omicron impact mild for Philippines – think tank

MANILA, Philippines — Current developments in the country are starting to become encouraging after Omicron hit, proving that the COVID variant is unlikely to have a significant impact on the economy. In its weekly outlook, international think tank Capital Economics maintained that the Philippines is seeing some good news after the latest COVID-19 wave due […]

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Philippines: Food producers reject RCEP

LOCAL fish, pork and chicken producers formed a united front against the Regional Comprehensive and Economic Partnership (RCEP) and urged the Philippine Senate to defer ratification of the “lopsided” international trade accord. RCEP will severely harm local fishing and aquaculture, including the pork and chicken industries, food security advocacy group Tugon Kabuhayan convenor Asis Perez […]

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Robust exports to improve Philippines growth trajectory

MANILA, Philippines — The projected expansion of exports may further improve the Philippines’ growth trajectory as the policy normalization of the world’s major central banks is expected to lead to increased global trade. During the 16th JP Morgan Philippine Conference 2022,  Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Benjamin Diokno said the policy normalization by major central […]

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