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Volatility in the financial markets could last for months, but the Philippines will survive given its strong fundamentals, officials said yesterday.

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The government’s balance sheet swung back to deficit in May, but the year-to-date budget gap remains contained and far from the year-end cap, the National Treasurer said yesterday.

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We received unconfirmed information insinuating that a big business group allegedly funded the trips of Senator Antonio Trillanes to China – contrary to the senator’s claims that Malacañang paid for them. Interestingly, the Palace has chosen to keep mum over the issue, with President Noy’s spokespersons admitting they had no idea whether the Palace paid for them or not.

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The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has slightly lowered the country’s external payments position targets for this year due to the spillovers of the sovereign debt crisis in Europe but is still confident that the Philippines would have enough buffer funds to survive the financial contagion.

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Volatility in the financial markets could last for months, but the Philippines will survive given its strong fundamentals, officials said yesterday.

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The government’s balance sheet swung back to deficit in May, but the year-to-date budget gap remains contained and far from the year-end cap, the National Treasurer said yesterday.

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The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has slightly lowered the country’s external payments position targets for this year due to the spillovers of the sovereign debt crisis in Europe but is still confident that the Philippines would have enough buffer funds to survive the financial contagion.

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