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World Bank revises RP growth forecast

Source: Inquirer.net
Manila : Philippines | 29 days ago  
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Acknowledging that the Philippines was economically more resilient than earlier anticipated, the World Bank has overhauled its forecast of a 0.5-percent contraction of the country�s economy this year and now projects growth of 1.4 percent. The World Bank likewise revised its outlook on the Philippines...
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