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Philippines May Consider Lower Cap on Property Loans (Update1) - Bloomberg.com

Fri 12/02/10 - 05:52:59 vs6
Lowering the cap on how much banks can lend for real estate “is an option, part of macro-prudential measures” that may be implemented “if warranted,” Guinigundo said. Capital inflows and remittances sent home by Filipinos overseas may fuel purchases of stocks and property, he sai
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Working on flexibility

Tue 02/02/10 - 08:33:18 vs6
THE federal government's announcement this week of policies targeting older workers on the back of the third intergenerational report is potentially an important step forward in prolonging working lives and helping those who can and who wish to once again take their place in the labour
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Korean GDP expands at fastest pace in 7 years

Mon 26/10/09 - 04:11:10 vs6
South Korea's economy grew at its fastest pace in more than seven years in the third quarter, relying on an inventory build rather than other growth drivers and so pressuring the central bank to cap interest rates this year. Gross domestic product rose a seasonally adjusted 2.9 per cent in
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Korean GDP expands at fastest pace in 7 years

Mon 26/10/09 - 03:51:01 vs6
South Korea's economy grew at its fastest pace in more than seven years in the third quarter, relying on an inventory build rather than other growth drivers and so pressuring the central bank to cap interest rates this year. Gross domestic product rose a seasonally adjusted 2.9 per cent
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