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Capital Economics Says Philippine Central Bank’s Latest Hike Could Be Last

Capital Economics’ Jason Tuvey says the 50bp hike could be the final increase in the cycle if energy prices stabilize and fall from early next year. The BSP has delivered 125 bps of tightening.

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