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[Title] => Dominguez assures Moody's on Duterte's economic agenda
[Summary] => A routine economic check of Moody's Investors Service late last month saw Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez defending President Duterte's "non-traditional" leadership in a bid to keep the country's investment grade rating.
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[Title] => CPSD hits P7.7 T in March
[Summary] => The Philippines’ consolidated public sector deficit (CPSD) stood at P7.7 trillion as of March this year, up two percent from the end-2012 level.
[DatePublished] => 2013-10-18 00:00:00
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[Title] => (UPDATE) RP stocks end lower, concerns over Greece economy
[Summary] => The Philippine stock market ended lower today as the downgrade of Greek bonds into junk territory which rekindled concerns over Athen's financial health.
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[Title] => Palace welcomes Moody's upgrade of RP credit outlook
[Summary] => Malacañang welcomed yesterday the stable rating given by Moody’s Investors Service on the Philippines’ credit outlook as a sign that market and investor confidence on the economy is strong.
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[Title] => S&P maintains stable outlook on RP banks
[Summary] => International credit rating outfit Standard and Poor’s (S&P) said yesterday it is keeping its stable outlook on the banking sector in the Philippines while noting that its risk profile remains high.
The stable outlook takes note that "the growth in non-performing assets (NPAs) has not only been arrested but also reversed" to 9.3 percent of gross loans in June, from 13.6 percent in the previous year, the US-based agency said in a regional report.
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[Title] => Stocks to move within a narrow range ahead of Q1 corporate earnings results
[Summary] => Local stocks are likely to move within a narrow range this week as the follow through buying that caused last week’s technical rebound could be capped by economic and corporate concerns, particularly as investors await firmer data on first quarter earnings.
"We expect the market to move on a tight range in the coming days with upside rather limited as macro and political overhangs would cap any rallies ensuing from any favorable news on corporate earnings," a report by RCBC Securities said,
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[Title] => CPSD hits P7.7 T in March
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[Title] => Palace welcomes Moody's upgrade of RP credit outlook
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[Title] => S&P maintains stable outlook on RP banks
[Summary] => International credit rating outfit Standard and Poor’s (S&P) said yesterday it is keeping its stable outlook on the banking sector in the Philippines while noting that its risk profile remains high.
The stable outlook takes note that "the growth in non-performing assets (NPAs) has not only been arrested but also reversed" to 9.3 percent of gross loans in June, from 13.6 percent in the previous year, the US-based agency said in a regional report.
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[Title] => Stocks to move within a narrow range ahead of Q1 corporate earnings results
[Summary] => Local stocks are likely to move within a narrow range this week as the follow through buying that caused last week’s technical rebound could be capped by economic and corporate concerns, particularly as investors await firmer data on first quarter earnings.
"We expect the market to move on a tight range in the coming days with upside rather limited as macro and political overhangs would cap any rallies ensuing from any favorable news on corporate earnings," a report by RCBC Securities said,
[DatePublished] => 2003-05-05 00:00:00
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January 19, 2006 - 12:00am
