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  1. Inflation pressures in the Philippines are exceeding the central bank's target range, with the nation vulnerable to weather shocks and food price hikes due to El Niño.

Climate event strains domestic food production capacity while the central bank raises rates to combat inflation in the Philippines.

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Climate event strains domestic food production capacity while the central bank raises rates to combat inflation in the Philippines.

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Bangko Sentral ng PilipinasPhilippinesEl Niño

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  1. Middle East war is now cited as a driver of oil price increases alongside El Niño's impact.1 source
  2. Inflation risk rises due to severe El Niño and escalating Middle East war.1 source
  3. BSP addresses inflation risks driven by peso depreciation, fuel prices, and El Niño impacts.1 source
  4. The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas is considering the risks posed by El Niño in its monetary policy decisions for the Philippines.Sub-event
  5. BSP raises rates amid food production strain caused by El Niño in the Philippines.1 source

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Inflation pressures in the Philippines are exceeding the central bank's target range, with the nation vulnerable to weather shocks and food price hikes due to El Niño. All 2 developments

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