Inflation rates in the Philippines

INFLATION SLOWED, as expected, to a seven-month low in August due to a moderate rise in food and a decline in transport costs, making the case for the Philippine central bank to deliver more interest rate cuts next quarter to boost economic growth. Read the fulll story.

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Inflation rates in the Philippines

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