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In an briefing, BPI Asset Management forecasts gross domestic product (GDP) to grow at four percent while inflation will remain between 4.5 percent and five percent.


Stable to declining fuel prices, as well as the expected stability of food supplies, and the peso will combine with continuing soft consumer demand to keep inflation lower than the average 6.1 percent registered last year.


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"Going into the last trading sessions of the year, the market may drift sideways with an upward bias," AB Capital Securities’ Jose Vistan Jr. wrote at the investment website PhilStocks.net.


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Blasts rock business

July 9, 2009 - 12:00am

As usual, the bombings in Mindanao have spawned a lot of speculations pointing to politics as an underlying issue, with suspicions that the scene is being staged for the eventual declaration of martial law in this...

Business

DOH: No H1N1 outbreak despite rising number of cases

By Sheila Crisostomo | July 5, 2009 - 12:00am

Health Secretary Francisco Duque III yesterday said despite the rising numbers of A(H1N1) cases, there is still no outbreak of the virus in the country.

Headlines

BPI unit sees economic recovery

March 19, 2002 - 12:00am

The Asset Management and Trust Group of the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI Asset Management) forecasts an improving business climate and a continuing economic recovery this year. In an briefing, BPI Asset Management...

Banking

Mart seen to end year on an upbeat mood

By Christina Mendez | December 24, 2001 - 12:00am

Share prices are expected to sustain a two-month run-up going into the last trading week of the year as investors take positions on selected stocks to wrap up the traditional window-dressing season. "Going...

Business