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Philippine Elections: Market Favours Grace Poe

Joey Cuyegkeng, Economist, ING

06-May-16 09:20

Philippine Elections: Market Favours Grace Poe

Joey Cuyegkeng, economist at ING, weighs in on the market's pick for the next president of the Philippines. He also gives us an overview of the strength of the economy and shares his outlook for its prospects.


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