Ekonomiya ng Pilipinas kayang-kaya pa sa isa pang pagtaas ng rate - BSP

Sinabi ni Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Eli Remolona Jr. noong Lunes na kayang-kaya pa ng ekonomiya ng Pilipinas ang isa pang pagtaas ng rate.

Sa isang tanghalian, sinabi ni Remolona na “Kayang-kaya pa” ang ekonomiya sa karagdagang paghigpit sa patakaran ng pera.

Noong nakaraang buwan, itinaas ng Monetary Board ang mga pangunahing rate ng patakaran ng 25 basis points dahil sa patuloy na presyon ng implasyon mula sa mataas na presyo ng langis at pataba sa buong mundo.

Dinala nito ang target reverse repurchase rate sa 4.75 porsyento, habang ang overnight deposit facility ay naging 4.25 porsyento at ang lending facility ay 5.25 porsyento.

Binanggit din ni Remolona ang katayuan ng bansa bilang upper-middle income at ang 6 porsyentong paglago sa loob ng ilang taon bilang patunay ng magagandang pundasyon.

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