Economic data shows food and beverage prices still rising faster than long-term average, even as inflationary pressures ease
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THE Philippine bond market will remain unfazed despite inflationary pressures stemming from rising food and fuel prices in January, according to Manulife Investment Management and Trust Corp.
Economic data shows food and beverage prices still rising faster than long-term average, even as inflationary pressures ease
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