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Philippines : Registred foreign portfolio investment
3.28.11 Registered foreign portfolio investment $ billion 3- 2- 1_ 0_ Jul Jan Jul Feb Jan 2012 2013 2011 Source: CEIC Data Company (accessed 16 March 2013). 3.28.11 Registered foreign portfolio investment $ billion 3- 2- 1_ 0_ Jul Jan Jul Feb Jan 2012 2013 2011 Source: CEIC Data Company (accessed 16 March 2013).
Philippines : Registred foreign portfolio investment
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In its Global Competitiveness ranking, the World Economic Forum
elevated the Philippines by 10 places last year, to 65th of 144 economies,
with marked improvement in terms of the macroeconomic envir...
onment.
However, the country remained behind Malaysia at 25th, Thailand
at 38th, and Indonesia at 50th, held back by low rankings notably on
infrastructure, among other measures. Corruption and government
bureaucracy remain concerns for investors, though there is a perception
these issues are being addressed.
Progress achieved in the Bangsamoro framework agreement, a
roadmap for a political settlement between the government and the
Moro Islamic Liberation Front, could jump-start development on the
large southern island of Mindanao.
Risks to the economic outlook include excessive portfolio capital
flows. Portfolio investment registered with the Central Bank surged in
the first 2 months of 2013 (Figure 3.28.11). Surging inflows risk sparking
asset inflation, a rapid appreciation of the peso that would hurt export
competitiveness and diminish the peso value of remittances, and
excessive upward pressure on credit growth. A sharp reversal of the
inflows would disrupt financial markets and business confidence.
Source: CEIC Data Company (accessed 16 March 2013 - http://www.ceicdata.com/countrydata?country=PH&dataset=Consumer%20Price%20Index%3A%20Y-o-Y%20Growth
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