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[Inquirer.net] - 03/6/2025
MANILA, Philippines — The lower-than-expected inflation in February could give the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) enough space to cut interest rates regardless of the slow pace of easing of the US Federal Reserve, analysts said. In a commentary, Aris Dacanay, economist at HSBC Global (…)
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