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This scenario loomed yesterday as the  Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) decided to keep  key overnight  interest rates unchanged at  6.75 percent for   borrowing  and nine percent for lending.


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The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)  raised yesterday its key interest rates
by half a percentage point for the second time in three days to ease
speculative pressure on the peso and to preempt   the anticipated increase in
US interest rates when the US Federal Open Market Committee meets again in
July.

Just two days earlier, the BSP increased its overnight rates by half a
percentage point to match a similar increase in US rates.

The rate hike, which took effect yesterday, pushed the BSP's overnight
borrowing rate to 10 percent and the lending rate to 12.25 percent.

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MANAGING DIRECTOR DIWA GUINIGUNDO

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by half a percentage point for the second time in three days to ease
speculative pressure on the peso and to preempt   the anticipated increase in
US interest rates when the US Federal Open Market Committee meets again in
July.

Just two days earlier, the BSP increased its overnight rates by half a
percentage point to match a similar increase in US rates.

The rate hike, which took effect yesterday, pushed the BSP's overnight
borrowing rate to 10 percent and the lending rate to 12.25 percent.

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Inflation seen above 7% in 2005 as BSP maintains rates

By Des Ferriols | August 27, 2004 - 12:00am

The country’s inflation rate is expected to surge above seven percent in 2005 due to a shortage in supply of certain agricultural goods, aggravated by the impact of the increase in world oil prices as...

Business

BSP ups rates anew to ease pressure on peso

By by Jun Ebias | May 20, 2000 - 12:00am

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) raised yesterday its key interest rates by half a percentage point for the second time in three days to ease speculative pressure on the peso and to preempt the anticipated...

Business