Banking sector in the Philippines is expected to be firm next year.
It appeared on the Fitch Ratings report titled "2017 Outlook: Asia-Pacific Banks."
According to Fitch, expect the robust domestic demand further strengthen by the pouring of remittance income and business process outsourcing and other sources in the fields of economy and investment.
Explained by the debt watcher, because of the urgent demand of the government about the infrastructures it can additionally boost the growth of the economy up to 6.6 percent in 2017.
Earlier, Budget Secretary Benjamin Diokno is proud about the government providing 8.2 trillion pesos in funds for the "golden age of infrastructure" in the next six years.
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