Why the Philippines Inflation Shock Is So Worrying
Philippines CPI shock at 5.9% y/y triggers peso sell-off and rate-hike fears, denting equities and bonds across emerging markets.
Philippines CPI shock at 5.9% y/y triggers peso sell-off and rate-hike fears, denting equities and bonds across emerging markets.
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