Marcos Won’t Spend All Reserves on Peso, Sees 6% Growth by 2028
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Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signaled that his government will tolerate weakness in the peso, saying there is a limit to their defense of the currency as market forces drive up the dollar.
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