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Philippine Central Bank keeps rate unchanged as economy shows signs of weakness

Philippine Central Bank keeps rate unchanged as economy shows signs of weakness


The Philippines’ central bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged despite a recent rise in inflation as the economy showed signs of weakness.

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas announced Thursday that it will maintain its benchmark overnight repo rate at 6.25 percent and its corresponding lending rate at 6.75 percent.

Seven out of eight economists…


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