June inflation inches up to 1.4%
Transport prices also went up, along with costs in educational services, clothing, footwear, furnishings, restaurants and accommodations.
Kathryn Jose · · 2 min read
Daily TribuneTransport prices also went up, along with costs in educational services, clothing, footwear, furnishings, restaurants and accommodations.
Kathryn Jose · · 2 min read
Overall inflation in June slightly rose to 1.4 percent from 1.3 percent in May as prices of housing, utilities, and fuels increased, the Philippine Statistics…
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‘Employment has already tended to flatten in the first half of 2025. Moves like the one proposed provide more blows to entrepreneurship in the Philippines.’
Kathryn Jose · · 2 min read
‘There’s room because inflation is low and economic growth is also a bit lower.’ The BSP eased its policy rate to 5.25 percent last month from 5.75 percent…
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The Insurance Commission (IC) plans to increase the limit for compulsory motor vehicle liability insurance (CMVLI) from P200,000 to P400,000 per incident and…
Kathryn Jose · · 1 min read
Philippine Savings Bank (PSBank), a member of Metrobank Group, received the highest credit rating of PRS Aaa and a stable outlook from the Philippine Rating…
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The country may experience slower inflows of funds from its global financial transactions or balance of payments (BoP) this year and next, due to sluggish…
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From its origins in the BSP’s 2009 vision to its realization through a partnership with the Reserve Bank of Australia, the FPPBS reflects a meticulous process…
Kathryn Jose · · 5 min read
Lower rates reduce borrowing costs, which can stimulate investment, consumption and overall economic growth.
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