MANILA, Philippines - Remittances are expected to rise by two to three per cent in May this year after new overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) were deployed abroad, the Philippines’ central bank said. Although remittance growth may only be slower at single-digit levels this year, cash sent home by OFWs will not decline, central bank officials said. With these latest projections, remittances may reach $1.442 billion for May, from last year’s $1.4 billion, thanks to sustained demand for Filip...