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UPDATE 2-Philippine economic slump extends into Q1, but signs of recovery emerge


Government says economy on the mend
Cbank seen keeping key rate steady on Wednesday (Adds comments of economist, economic official)
MANILA, May 11 (Reuters) - The Philippine economy shrank more than expected in the first quarter, though sequential momentum showed a recovery was underway and suggested the central bank will keep rates at a record low at this week’s policy review to support the revival.
Gross domestic product fell 4.2% in the March quarter from a year earlier, the statistics agency said on Tuesday, worse than the median estimate of a 3.0% contraction in a Reuters poll, but an improvement from the 8.3% slump in the previous quarter. ....

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UPDATE 1-Philippines Q1 GDP contracts more than expected on prolonged lockdowns


UPDATE 2-Philippine economic slump extends into Q1, but signs of recovery emerge
Reuters
1 day ago
Q1 GDP shrinks 4.2% yr/yr, grows 0.3% qtr/qtr
Government says economy on the mend
Cbank seen keeping key rate steady on Wednesday (Adds comments of economist, economic official)
By Neil Jerome Morales and Karen Lema
MANILA, May 11 (Reuters) - The Philippine economy shrank more than expected in the first quarter, though sequential momentum showed a recovery was underway and suggested the central bank will keep rates at a record low at this week s policy review to support the revival.
Gross domestic product fell 4.2% in the March quarter from a year earlier, the statistics agency said on Tuesday, worse than the median estimate of a 3.0% contraction in a Reuters poll, but an improvement from the 8.3% slump in the previous quarter. ....

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COVID-hit Philippines economy shrinks more than expected


COVID-hit Philippines economy shrinks more than expected
Al Jazeera English
© Philippines is battling one of Asia s worst COVID outbreaks [File: Veejay Villafranca/Bloomberg]
Philippines is battling one of Asia s worst COVID outbreaks [File: Veejay Villafranca/Bloomberg]
The Philippine economy shrank by more than expected in the first quarter of 2021, supporting views that the central bank will keep interest rates at a record-low at a policy meeting on Wednesday.
Gross domestic product fell 4.2 percent in the March quarter from a year earlier, the statistics agency said on Tuesday, marking the fifth straight quarter of declines amid pandemic-induced lockdowns.
Economists in a Reuters poll had expected the GDP to contract 3 percent after slumping 8.3 percent year-on-year in the previous quarter. ....

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Southeast Asia flags amid virus - Taipei Times


Southeast Asia flags amid virus
Bloomberg
The Philippine and Malaysian economies continued contracting in the first three months of the year, adding to signs that some of Southeast Asia’s biggest nations are struggling amid a resurgence in COVID-19 cases.
The quarterly figures released yesterday which came in below all forecasts for the Philippines add to weaker signals from top regional economies Indonesia and Thailand.
All four countries have faced a surge of COVID-19 cases in the past few weeks, part of the broader challenge across Asia’s developing economies to stem a renewed outbreak, particularly in India.
People wait in line for free food packs at a community pantry in Manila’s Quezon City yesterday. ....

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