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Climate adaptation tools like PANaHON, CliMap and PlanSmart are helping Philippine local governments strengthen disaster preparedness, climate planning and…
Energy grids are also expected to come under strain.
The Palace is pushing faster infrastructure spending after cutting the Philippines’ 2026 GDP growth forecast to 3.5%-4.5%. Officials vow to accelerate public…
‘The Philippine tech industry is at a real turning point. AI is changing the nature of work, and global competition is raising expectations.’
IBPAP is finalizing its updated 2026 growth forecast as the Philippine IT-BPM sector targets 1.97 million jobs and $42 billion in export revenues under its…
PAGASA forecasts cloudy skies, scattered rains, and thunderstorms in Southern Mindanao due to the ITCZ, while Easterlies bring isolated showers to Visayas and…
Coca-Cola beats earnings and revenue forecasts as resilient consumer demand and strong growth in water, sports, coffee, tea and Coca-Cola Zero Sugar offset…
Electricity, food, postharvest, transport, and logistics costs for rice all grew due to higher fuel charges. Inflation rose 4.1 percent in march from 2.4…
Economists, government agencies, and the central bank attributed the shortfall largely to the fallout from the ongoing flood control infrastructure scandal.
Shifts in implementing rules and the leadership at key agencies create uncertainty that discourages long-term investment planning.
‘The stronger export performance helped narrow the trade deficit by 9.9 percent, as import growth slowed.’
UN-DESA projects Philippine GDP growth at 5.7% in 2026, revising its outlook downward amid governance concerns, while cutting its inflation forecast to 2.3% as…
Ford Motor Company announced it will retreat from select large electric vehicles, taking a $19.5 billion write-off as it pivots toward hybrids, gas-powered…
PAGASA warns potential weather disturbance may affect Christmas week.
ADB cuts Philippine growth forecast to 5.0% for 2025 and 5.3% for 2026 amid project investigations and weaker investor sentiment, citing key downside risks.
The World Bank lowers the Philippines’ 2025 growth forecast to 5.1% due to weaker investment, soft FDI, and domestic disruptions, but expects gradual recovery…
Marcos caps rice prices in Philippines inflation fight