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                    [Title] => Services sector to bear brunt of nCoV outbreak
                    [Summary] => The effect of the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus on industry will be more clearly seen this month with the service sector expected to take the initial impact, said London-based Capital Economics. 
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                    [Title] => Trade momentum within Asia to pick up — IHS Markit
                    [Summary] => The signing of the China-led Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement faces delay as India opts out of the agreement, but trade momentum within Asia is expected to pick up in the coming year, according to macroeconomy intelligence company IHS Markit. 
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                    [Title] => Global monetary easing cycle seen ending in 2020
                    [Summary] => Monetary easing worldwide will likely end in 2020, with indications that an economic slowdown is “bottoming out” and signs of solid growth emerging in the United States, according to macroeconomy research firm IHS Markit. 
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Subdued global demand seen for semiconductors

By Czeriza Valencia | May 23, 2020 - 12:00am

Global demand for semiconductors, a top export of the Philippines, will be subdued this year despite the brief recovery in the first quarter as end-market demand will remain weak, said UK-based Oxford Economics...

Business

Services sector to bear brunt of nCoV outbreak

By Czeriza Valencia | February 3, 2020 - 12:00am

The effect of the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus on industry will be more clearly seen this month with the service sector expected to take the initial impact, said London-based Capital Economics.

Business

Trade momentum within Asia to pick up — IHS Markit

By Czeriza Valencia | January 6, 2020 - 12:00am

The signing of the China-led Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement faces delay as India opts out of the agreement, but trade momentum within Asia is expected to pick up in the coming year, according...

Business

Global monetary easing cycle seen ending in 2020

By Czeriza Valencia | December 30, 2019 - 12:00am

Monetary easing worldwide will likely end in 2020, with indications that an economic slowdown is “bottoming out” and signs of solid growth emerging in the United States, according to macroeconomy research...

Business