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Standard Chartered Bank regional economist Mike Moran said while the Philippine economic fundamentals were impressive in the first quarter of the year, the recent political scandals related to last year’s national elections and the jueteng exposes involving the First Family have forced investors to adopt a cautious stance.
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Standard Chartered Bank regional economist Mike Moran said while the Philippine economic fundamentals were impressive in the first quarter of the year, the recent political scandals related to last year’s national elections and the jueteng exposes involving the First Family have forced investors to adopt a cautious stance.
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Standard Chartered Bank regional economist Mike Moran said while the Philippine economic fundamentals were impressive in the first quarter of the year, the recent political scandals related to last year’s national elections and the jueteng exposes involving the First Family have forced investors to adopt a cautious stance.
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Standard Chartered Bank regional economist Mike Moran said while the Philippine economic fundamentals were impressive in the first quarter of the year, the recent political scandals related to last year’s national elections and the jueteng exposes involving the First Family have forced investors to adopt a cautious stance.
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Standard Chartered Bank regional economist Mike Moran said while the Philippine economic fundamentals were impressive in the first quarter of the year, the recent political scandals related to last year’s national elections and the jueteng exposes involving the First Family have forced investors to adopt a cautious stance.
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Standard Chartered Bank regional economist Mike Moran said while the Philippine economic fundamentals were impressive in the first quarter of the year, the recent political scandals related to last year’s national elections and the jueteng exposes involving the First Family have forced investors to adopt a cautious stance.
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