The International Monetary Fund (IMF) trimmed its growth forecasts on the Philippines for this year and the next, saying that it had turned too optimistic about consumption, which is now expected to grow “with less momentum” amid lingering effects of inflation. The Washington-based lender now expects Philippine gross domestic product (GDP) to grow 5.8 percent Read The Rest at :
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