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==[[Philippines News|News from the Philippines]]==
==[[Philippines News|News from the Philippines]]==
*'''PH dollar reserves rise to 28-month high'''
*Saturday, March 9, 2019
:THE Philippines’ gross international reserves (GIR) rose to a 28-month high of $82.896 billion in February, a development the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) attributed to its foreign exchange operations and investment income plus foreign currency deposits by the government.
:The figure — the largest since October 2016’s $85.105 billion — was also 0.49 percent and 3.06 percent higher, respectively, from January and a year ago, preliminary data released on Thursday showed ........... [https://www.manilatimes.net/ph-dollar-reserves-rise-to-28-month-high/522146/<font size=4 color=green>Full Story»</font>]
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*'''GIR level rises to $82.89 B in February'''
*'''GIR level rises to $82.89 B in February'''
*Friday, March 8, 2019  
*Friday, March 8, 2019  
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:The BSP said in a statement that the “ample external liquidity buffer” was due to inflows arising from the BSP’s foreign exchange operations, net foreign currency deposits by the National Government (NG), and the BSP’s income from its investments abroad ........... [https://business.mb.com.ph/2019/03/07/gir-level-rises-to-82-89-b-in-february/<font size=4 color=green>Full Story»</font>]
:The BSP said in a statement that the “ample external liquidity buffer” was due to inflows arising from the BSP’s foreign exchange operations, net foreign currency deposits by the National Government (NG), and the BSP’s income from its investments abroad ........... [https://business.mb.com.ph/2019/03/07/gir-level-rises-to-82-89-b-in-february/<font size=4 color=green>Full Story»</font>]
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*'''IMF expects PH to grow faster than 6.2% in 2019'''
*Thursday, March 7, 2019 7:45 pm
:The International Monetary Fund expects the Philippine economy to grow faster than 6.2 percent this year, on the back of robust domestic demand and slower inflation rate.
:“Philippine growth will remain robust on the back of strong domestic demand. There is also strong confidence of the business sector with the Philippine economy,” IMF resident representative to the Philippines Yongzheng Yang said during a business forum Wednesday at Dusit Thani Hotel in Makati City ........... [http://manilastandard.net/business/economy-trade/289398/imf-expects-ph-to-grow-faster-than-6-2-in-2019.html<font size=4 color=green>Full Story»</font>]


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