MANILA – The governor of the Philippine central bank said on Thursday that inflation expectations were well anchored and that it would monitor foreign exchange markets to ensure price moves were not excessive.
“Inflation expectations continue to be well anchored. Underlying fundamentals remain sound,” Amando Tetangco said in an telephone text message to reporters ahead of the central bank’s policy meeting on Thursday.
“Therefore, we continue to be watchful of market conduct, including price movements in the FX market to ensure these are not excessive and that these remain consistent with overall price and financial stability objective.”
The Philippine central bank is expected to keep its policy rate steady at 3.5 percent for a fifth meeting in a row, but six of 13 analysts polled by Reuters see a possible cut in the special deposit account (SDA) rate to help ease pressure on its balance sheet. –Reuters
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National Teachers Month
“Pay teachers decent wages,
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Invoke Article 33 of the ILO Constitution
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to carry out the 2021 ILO Commission of Inquiry recommendations
against serious violations of
Forced Labour and Freedom of Association protocols.
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September
Monthly Observances:
Health, Safety, and Sanitation Month
Clean-up Month
Civil Service Month
National Peace Consciousness Month
Social Security Month
Rule of Law Month
National Teachers’ Month (Sept 5-Oct 5)
Weekly Observances:
Sept 17 – 23:
World Clean and Green Week
Week 2: Education Week
Week 4: Medicine Week
Last Week: Family Week
Daily Observances:
Third Saturday: International Coastal Clean-up Day
Third Monday: World Health Day
Last Friday: National Maritime Day
Sept 8: National Literacy Day
Sept 15: Philippine Medicine Day
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