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[Title] => EDITORIAL - A little reality wouldn’t hurt
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[Title] => Intl research firms see 5% GDP growth for RP this yr
[Summary] => Economic growth prospects of the Philippines will not be diminished by the continuing political turmoil confronted by the Arroyo administration, investment research firms said.
"The Philippines remains on track for our gross domestic product (GDP) growth forecast of around five percent, despite its current political problems," US-based Bear Stearns Co. Inc. said in its latest report on Asia and Pacific Rim countries.
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"The Philippines remains on track for our gross domestic product (GDP) growth forecast of around five percent, despite its current political problems," US-based Bear Stearns Co. Inc. said in its latest report on Asia and Pacific Rim countries.
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September 3, 2015 - 10:00am