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Even with a looming interest rate hike in the US, the Philippines has enough room to lower interest rates further which should benefit the private sector through cheap credit next year, the country’s finance chief said.

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Oil prices fell below $107 a barrel Tuesday in Asia after a credit agency cut the outlook of its US rating, raising concerns about economic growth and crude demand.

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