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Governance should keep improving if the Philippines wants to sustain its economic gains, but further expansion in the economy will depend on the successor of President Aquino, Moody’s Analytics said yesterday.

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Economic growth could hit 5.2 percent this year as strong domestic demand keeps the Philippines afloat amid the persistent weakness of the global economy, a unit of debt watcher Moody’s Investors Service said yesterday.

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Growth could hit 5.2 percent this year as strong domestic demand keeps the Philippines afloat amid the persistent weakness of the global economy, a unit of debt watcher Moody’s Investors Service said on Friday. 

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Moody’s Analytics Inc., a division of New York-based credit rating firm Moody’s Corp., said it expects the Philippine central bank to raise interest rates towards the end of the year due to inflationary pressures brought about by strong economic growth.

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Moody’s Analytics Inc., a unit of New York-based Moody’s Investor Service, sees most central banks in Asia including the Philippines keeping interest rates unchanged until the end of the year as economies in advanced countries led by the US improve.

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Moody’s Analytics, a division of Moody’s Corp. engaged in economic research and analysis, sees the economic growth among the Association of Southeast Asian Nations – 5 (ASEAN-5) including the Philippines growing below its potential this year.

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Governance should keep improving if the Philippines wants to sustain its economic gains, but further expansion in the economy will depend on the successor of President Aquino, Moody’s Analytics said yesterday.

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Economic growth could hit 5.2 percent this year as strong domestic demand keeps the Philippines afloat amid the persistent weakness of the global economy, a unit of debt watcher Moody’s Investors Service said yesterday.

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Growth could hit 5.2 percent this year as strong domestic demand keeps the Philippines afloat amid the persistent weakness of the global economy, a unit of debt watcher Moody’s Investors Service said on Friday. 

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