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news.bloombergtax.com | Ditas Lopez |Andreo Calonzo
President Donald Trump’s ever-changing tariff onslaught is overshadowing the Philippines’ sound economic fundamentals and will likely keep banks selective in deploying funds, according to the head of the group representing fixed-income traders. “I haven’t seen this level of uncertainty,” Justin Robert Ladaban, president of the Money Market Association of the Philippines, said in an interview late Monday.
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bloomberg.com | Ditas Lopez |Andreo Calonzo
Philippines' peso Photographer: Brent Lewin/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump’s ever-changing tariff onslaught is overshadowing the Philippines’ sound economic fundamentals and will likely keep banks selective in deploying funds, according to the head of the group representing fixed-income traders. “I haven’t seen this level of uncertainty,” Justin Robert Ladaban, president of the Money Market Association of the Philippines, said in an interview late Monday.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Ditas Lopez |Andreo Calonzo
President Donald Trump’s ever-changing tariff onslaught is overshadowing the Philippines’ sound economic fundamentals and will likely keep banks selective in deploying funds, according to the head of the group representing fixed-income traders. “I haven’t seen this level of uncertainty,” Justin Robert Ladaban, president of the Money Market Association of the Philippines, said in an interview late Monday.
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thestar.com.my | Andreo Calonzo
MANILA (Bloomberg): Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte’s allies ranked higher in a survey on preferred senatorial candidates for the May midterm elections conducted after the ex-leader’s arrest last month. Duterte’s former top aide, Senator Christopher "Bong” Go, remained as the most preferred senatorial aspirant in an end-March survey by pollster Pulse Asia Research Inc. released Friday.
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bloomberg.com | Manolo Serapio Jr |Andreo Calonzo
Gilberto Teodoro (Bloomberg) -- The US will help bolster the Philippines’ arsenal and step up joint military exercises, Manila’s defense chief said, as tensions between Washington and China escalate. The longtime US ally is expecting a sustained $500 million in annual defense funding from Washington through 2029 to boost its military capabilities and deter China’s “aggression” in the region, Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro said in an interview in Manila on Thursday.
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