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[Title] => High food, energy prices to weigh on Philippines growth
[Summary] => The Philippine economy is expected to book slower growth than most major Southeast Asian peers this year as high food and energy prices weigh on activity, before staging a stronger rebound in 2027, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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[Title] => 3 raptors set free in Bulacan natural park
[Summary] => Three brahminy kites, locally known as lawin, were recently released by environment officials in the Biak-Na-Bato National Park in Bulacan.
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[Summary] => Good news: The global demand for the three major fossil fuels – oil, coal and natural gas – will decline. Demand for them will peak by the end of this decade, in 2030, according to the October 2023 World Energy Outlook of the International Energy Agency.
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[Title] => IMF slashes Philippines growth outlook to 0.6% this year
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