February inflation quickens to 3-3.3% — economists
Economists saw last month’s inflation at 3.3 percent due to elevated power rates and high food prices caused by El Niño.
Kathryn Jose · · 2 min read
Daily TribuneEconomists saw last month’s inflation at 3.3 percent due to elevated power rates and high food prices caused by El Niño.
Kathryn Jose · · 2 min read
Membership will allow the MIC to accurately comply with the Santiago Principles which is a set of guidelines that reduces economic and financial risks to…
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The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas sees inflation in February ranging from 2.8 percent to 3.6 percent, partly due to high rice prices. The BSP forecast falls…
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China Banking Corporation or Chinabank posted a 15-percent growth in net income amounting to P22 billion last year from the level in 2022, due to lower…
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Total deposits grew by 11 percent to P3.57 trillion, with a 72-percent share of low-cost current and savings accounts
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The Department of Finance, or DoF, said it aims to complete next month the third tranche of a loan agreement worth P55.7 billion for the construction of the…
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‘Being listed on a stock exchange increases visibility and awareness of the government bank among investors, analysts, and the general public, which can…
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The powerful Financial Action Task Force on money laundering maintained the Philippines on the so-called gray list of nations under “increased monitoring.”
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‘We see our assets under management growing at about 15 to 20 percent this year, with strong winds behind our sails given buoyant market conditions and a…
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Higher GDP growth will likely be driven by the recent aggressive efforts of the economic managers on raising government spending
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