The Philippine economy is projected to grow faster this year, but will not hit the government’s target as the El Niño climate phenomenon hurts food supply and threatens to fan stubbornly high inflation, Union Bank of the Philippines said. Unionbank chief financial officer Manuel Lozano said the company expects the economy to expand at a
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