Philippine central bank says there is no sign FX is part of US trade talks


MANILA: The Philippine central bank said there is no indication that its management of the peso's exchange rate is part of trade negotiations with the US government, as it signalled a preference for non-interest rate tools to manage capital inflows.

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas said while it expected to further ease monetary policy because of a favourable inflation outlook, it favoured a more nuanced approach to managing liquidity and exchange rate volatility.

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