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Philippine central bank Governor Eli Remolona said third-quarter GDP growth may have recovered modestly from the 2.3% post-pandemic low recorded in the second quarter. He added that a widening negative output gap could reduce the likelihood of further rate hikes.
A slower economy and possible pause in BSP tightening would weigh on Philippine feed demand growth and on the peso, while easing rate pressure could support import demand at the margin.
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