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Philippines’ Inflation Heats Up for First Time in Five Months

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 06 October 2026, 01:05 UTC By Neil Jerome Morales and Ditas B Lopez 1 min read
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Philippine inflation gained pace again in September, ending four months of deceleration as fuel prices surged.

Philippine inflation gained pace again in September, ending four months of deceleration as fuel prices surged.
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