BARMM inflation rate still Phl’s lowest
BARMM posts the lowest inflation rate in the Philippines for July at -1.7%, driven by lower prices in food, utilities, and transport, signaling improved…
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BARMM posts the lowest inflation rate in the Philippines for July at -1.7%, driven by lower prices in food, utilities, and transport, signaling improved…
BARMM inflation remains at 5.1%
BARMM posted a -1.5% inflation rate in September 2025, the lowest in the Philippines for six consecutive months, driven by declining prices in food, energy,…
BARMM recorded the country's lowest inflation rate at -0.9% in June 2025, prompting economic experts to warn about the long-term risks of sustained deflation…
BARMM records lowest inflation in the Philippines at -1.6% in May 2025, easing consumer costs but raising concerns about economic growth and job stability in…
Lucena City recorded CALABARZON’s highest inflation rate for low-income households in August at 7.2 percent, driven by housing costs and food prices.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said his administration cannot assure a significant slowdown in commodity and service prices this year, citing global…
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the government cannot guarantee a sharp decline in inflation this year, citing fuel and food prices, but expects public…
Rising hospital charges and professional fees could undermine higher PhilHealth benefits, as Senator JV Ejercito warned that medical inflation and high…
Philippine inflation eased to 6.1 percent in August from 6.2 percent in July, but faster rice and transport price increases continued to pressure consumers.
Headline inflation eased for a fourth consecutive month to 6.1 percent in August, falling within the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)’s forecast range as food…
Philippine inflation eased to 6.1 percent in August, but rice prices accelerated and flooding could affect vegetable prices in the coming months.
BSP sees August inflation at 5.5 to 6.5 percent as higher food and fuel prices, bad weather and El Niño risks offset easing electricity rates and peso gains.
Tula emphasized that inflation is closely tied to the prices of essential items like food and non-food products.
‘Specifically, the top five contributors to the acceleration of inflation rate include rentals; fish and other seafood; restaurants, café, and the like — with…
‘Negative inflation is not good since it will result in a capital loss of the producers or companies (manufacturers) because the price of the commodities will…
Among the provinces of BARMM, Tawi-Tawi recorded the highest inflation rate at 4.2 percent, followed by both Maguindanao and Basilan at 4.2 percent, Lanao del…