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    National Statistician Dennis Mapa said inflation in the Philippines slowed to 7.6% in March from 8.6% in February mainly due to slower price increases in food, non-alcoholic beverages, transportation, and housing and utilities. However, core inflation, which excludes volatile items like food and energy, rose to 8% in March from 7.8% in February. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. vowed to continue efforts to revive the economy.

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    National Statistician Dennis Mapa said inflation in the Philippines slowed to 7.6% in March from 8.6% in February mainly due to slower price increases in food, non-alcoholic beverages, transportation, and housing and utilities. However, core inflation, which excludes volatile items like food and energy, rose to 8% in March from 7.8% in February. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. vowed to continue efforts to revive the economy.

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    National Statistician Dennis Mapa said inflation in the Philippines slowed to 7.6% in March from 8.6% in February mainly due to slower price increases in food, non-alcoholic beverages, transportation, and housing and utilities. However, core inflation, which excludes volatile items like food and energy, rose to 8% in March from 7.8% in February. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. vowed to continue efforts to revive the economy.

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    National Statistician Dennis Mapa earlier said the slowing of inflation in March was

    mainly due to slower price increases  in the food and non-alcoholic beverages group of
    commodities as well as in transportation and housing, utilities and fuel.                             
    The core inflation, however, which excludes items that are considered volatile like food
    and energy, rose again to 8% in March from 7.8% in February.

    Read more: https://business.inquirer.net/394892/with-easing-of-inflation-bongbong-
    marcos-vows-to-continue-efforts-to-revive-economy#ixzz7y7g6awyb
    Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook

    Unti-unti nang umiigi ang inflation rate sa bansa sa pagbaba nito sa


    7.6% para sa buwan ng Marso mula sa 8.6% noong Pebrero. Patuloy
    lamang ang mga inisyatibo ng pamahalaan para sa pagbangon ng
    ating ekonomiya at nang kalidad ng buhay ng bawat pamilyang
    Pilipino.
    David has previously observed an increase in the COVID-19 positivity rate in
    the National Capital Region (NCR) and 14 other provinces.
    READ: COVID-19 positivity rate up in Metro Manila, 14 provinces — OCTA
    “7.1 [percent] nationwide positivity. 64 cases in NCR,” he said in a Twitter post
    on Wednesday night.
    According to David, there is projected to be 400 to 500 new cases on Maundy
    Thursday.
    The Department of Health (DOH) had reported 176 new cases of COVID-19
    nationwide on Wednesday, bringing up the country’s total recorded cases to
    4,082,580.

    Read more: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1753258/octa-covid-19-positivity-rate-rises-
    to-7-1#ixzz7y7gE3LBJ
    Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook

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