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Philippine Inflation Eases to 6.1% After Successive Rate Hikes
Source: Bloomberg
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Philippine inflation fell for the fourth consecutive month in August, but remained above the central bank’s target. The slowdown was attributed to slower increases in utility rates and food prices, offering modest relief while keeping policy risk intact for markets.
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