The rate cut was in line with market expectations, as benign domestic inflation and headwinds from tariffs and global ...

With Philippine economic growth expected to fall below target this year until 2027, the World Bank is urging the country to ...

The World Bank expects the Philippine economy to grow by 5.3 percent in 2025, a slight decrease of 0.3 percentage points from ...

The World Bank’s PEU projects the Philippines’ gross domestic product (GDP) will grow by 5.3% in 2025, slightly down from the 2023–2024 average.

The other day, we were one of the three panelists during the 6th General Membership Meeting of the Financial Executives Institute of the Philippines or Finex. The other two were Finance Assistant ...

THE PROPOSED P200 across-the-board wage hike is now effectively dead. The House and Senate failed to reconcile their respective versions before Congress adjourned sine die. As far as legislative ...

The Philippine central bank delivered a widely expected interest rate cut to support the economy as inflation cools. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas cut its benchmark overnight reverse repurchase rate by ...

Stimulating private sector growth and job creation will enable the Philippines to enhance inclusive growth in the face of increasing global uncertainty and domestic risks, according to the World Bank.

Boosting private sector growth and continued implementation of structural reforms will help boost Philippine economic growth, ...

The peso fell to 57.45 against the US dollar Thursday from 56.98 Wednesday as crude prices surged amid the Israel-Iran ...

Exporters of raw sugar to the United States may be allowed by the government to import more sugar to offset their costs as uncertainties over the Western economy’s tariff policy persist.