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Bank sees nCoV hurting PH tourism

A foreign bank said Monday the 2019 novel coronavirus will have more impact on the Philippines’ tourism industry than on the exports sector. “We see...

Bangko Sentral to cut bank reserves–DBS

DBS Bank of Singapore expects the Monetary Board of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas to resume the reduction in the reserve requirement of banks...

BSP to continue raising interest rates next year

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas will likely increase interest rates twice next year as inflation remains a threat to domestic growth, DBS Bank of...

Rising oil prices, inflation to cut 2019 growth to 6%

DBS Bank of Singapore said it expects a slower 6-percent gross domestic product growth for the Philippine in 2019 in case oil prices climb...

DBS Bank expects BSP to increase rates again

DBS Bank of Singapore expects the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas to increase interest rates again this week to calm the domestic financial markets, six...

DBS sees peso dropping further to 54:$1 due to large trade deficit

The peso may depreciate further to 54 per US dollar by the end of the year due to the widening trade deficit, DBS Bank...

Singapore bank expects BSP to raise interest rates

DBS Bank of Singapore said Monday it expects the policy-setting Monetary Board of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas to raise the benchmark interest rates...

DBS sees November inflation at 3.5%

DBS Bank of Singapore said inflation in November likely stayed at 3.5 percent, although risks remain such as the expected impact of the tax...

BSP seen increasing rates to tame peso depreciation

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas may consider raising interest rates if the peso continues to weaken further against the US dollar, DBS Bank of Singapore...

DBS keeps 6.4% growth forecast

DBS Bank of Singapore kept its 2017 growth forecast for the Philippines at 6.4 percent, after the economy grew 6.5 percent in the second...

DBS Bank: Growth likely slowed to 6.2%

Economic growth likely slowed further to 6.2 percent in the second quarter from 6.4 percent in the first quarter due mainly to high base...

OFWs remitting more in ’17–DBS

DBS Bank of Singapore expects remittances from overseas Filipino workers to post another record high this year, saying the higher flows will further boost...

DBS sees imports rising 9% this year

Imports are likely to grow percent to 9 percent this year on sustained domestic demand, although such increase would be slower than the 18.4-percent...

DBS predicts rate increase in August

BANGKO Sentral ng Pilipinas will likely to keep policy rates this week but may start tweaking its stance in August with a 25-basis point...
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