PHILIPPINE economic growth is not expected to slow unless inflation breaches 4 percent even after the elections this year because of the momentum provided by the substantial jobs creation in December, according to First Metro Investment Corp.-University of Asia and the Pacific (FMIC-UA&P) Capital Markets Research. In its latest Market Call report,…
INFRASTRUCTURE and election spending will be the primary growth drivers in the last quarter of the year, according to local think tank First Metro Investment Corp. (FMIC)-University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P) Capital Markets Research. In its latest Market Call report, the think tank said the government’s big ticket…
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