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                    [Title] => Philippines' GDP may dip 0.1% due to Trump’s tariffs — gov’t
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                    [Title] => Cebu’s next leap: Energy investments to secure growth, social services
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Cebu starts 2025 in a favorable position, building on a strong economic foundation that includes continued GDP growth and a steady post-pandemic recovery.

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                    [Title] => Milking opportunities in agri sector
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                    [Title] => Stocks dive to lowest in nearly 15 months
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                    [Title] => Philippines ends 2024 with 5.6% economic growth, missing gov’t target
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                    [Title] => Philippines unlikely to hit yearly GDP target for the second time in a row
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                    [Title] => Typhoons likely derailed GDP targets, says finance chief
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