Higher consumer prices, other domestic factors and trade protectionism will be the main risks to robust Philippine economic growth this year, HSBC said.
In a report, the banking giant said it expected headline gross domestic product (GDP) growth to stay strong at 6.7 percent this year, fueled by higher consumption and government expenditure that would support investment.
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