IS IT ALL ECONOMIC DOOM AND GLOOM FOR THE PHILIPPINES?
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A potent cocktail of domestic and international political headwinds continues to weigh on the Philippines’ economic recovery, even as inflation eased in June. Economists point to turmoil in the Senate and a recent corruption scandal that rocked the nation as internal shackles holding back an already fragile economy reeling from energy shocks and extreme weather.
According to News - South China Morning Post, A potent cocktail of domestic and international political headwinds continues to weigh on the Philippines’ economic recovery, even as inflation eased in June.
The available RSS description adds: Economists point to turmoil in the Senate and a recent corruption scandal that rocked the nation as internal shackles holding back an already fragile economy reeling from energy shocks and extreme weather.
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- News - South China Morning Post: A potent cocktail of domestic and international political headwinds continues to weigh on the Philippines’ economic recovery, even as inflation eased in June.
- News - South China Morning Post: Economists point to turmoil in the Senate and a recent corruption scandal that rocked the nation as internal shackles holding back an already fragile economy reeling from energy shocks and extreme weather.
- News - South China Morning Post: Dutch financial think tank ING said in a recent report that political uncertainties compounded the Philippines’ economic pressures...
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