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Banks’ foreign currency loans rise past $16 billion as of June - BusinessWorld Online

Export-oriented firms drove the quarterly gain as FCDU loans climbed 5.6% from March, while peso weakness and higher US Treasury yields restrained growth.

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BANKS’ foreign currency deposit loans rose as of the second quarter amid higher borrowings from residents, Bangko Sentral…

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Banks’ foreign currency loans rise past $16 billion as of June - BusinessWorld Online

BANKS’ foreign currency deposit loans rose as of the second quarter amid higher borrowings from residents, Bangko Sentral…

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The second-quarter increase reflected stronger demand for foreign currency financing from exporters and other industries conducting transactions tied to overseas markets.

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bworldonline.com broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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