NAIA rehab to boost government revenues by P900B — DoF
The P900-billion revenue expected from an improved NAIA is substantially much higher than the P22.05 billion total dividends remitted by MIAA to the government…
Kathryn Jose · · 1 min read
Daily TribuneThe P900-billion revenue expected from an improved NAIA is substantially much higher than the P22.05 billion total dividends remitted by MIAA to the government…
Kathryn Jose · · 1 min read
The robust inward remittances reflected the rise in the deployment of overseas Filipino workers due to the continuous increase in demand for foreign workers in…
Kathryn Jose · · 1 min read
The risk of higher oil prices is due to the escalation of tensions in the Middle East, arising from the Israel-Hamas conflict and the recent Yemen attacks in…
Kathryn Jose · · 2 min read
Some adjustments under Package 4 of the CTRP are aimed to reduce the share of debt payments of the country in the gross domestic product, which will allow the…
Kathryn Jose · · 2 min read
The Asia-Pacific region is the biggest issuer of green, social and sustainability bonds, with a total of 43 percent growth in volume and a 25 percent share of…
Kathryn Jose · · 2 min read
‘Sale of the bonds to individual investors will help more Filipinos build wealth toward national socioeconomic growth’
Kathryn Jose · · 1 min read
Previously, PhilHealth also raised benefits coverage by 150 percent for stroke patients; those hit by ischemic stroke obtain aid worth P76,000 from P28,000…
Kathryn Jose · · 1 min read
Japan’s cybersecurity experts will be helping Philippine government officials craft new measures against cyberattacks.
Kathryn Jose · · 1 min read
‘Projected loan increases are attributed to Security Bank’s relatively smaller customer base compared to other universal banks in the country. “We see decent…
Kathryn Jose · · 1 min read
Domestic liquidity or money supply in the country grew to P17.4 trillion or 5.9 percent as of December last year from seven percent as of November with P16.8…
Kathryn Jose · · 1 min read