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[Title] => Weak peso pushes Philippines debt to P15.3 trillion
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[Title] => Government to borrow P630 billion from local market in Q3
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[Title] => Government reverts to budget deficit in May amid higher state spending
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[Title] => Global bond sale boosts state borrowings in May
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