MANILA, Nov 20 (Reuters) - The Philippine central bank said
on Thursday current foreign exchange volatility, with the peso
hovering at two-year lows, was a factor that could put
pressure on inflation.
The central bank said it opted not to reduce policy rates
at its meeting on Thursday as it could negatively affect
capital flows and lead to further weakness in the local
currency.
(Reporting by Karen Lema and Manolo Serapio Jr.)
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