BSP sees February inflation within target
It noted, however, that lower prices of vegetables, fruits and meat, as well as peso appreciation, could partly offset these pressures.
Tip: add a year in your query (e.g. Eala 2022) or use the year filter.
19,163 results for “BSP February inflation forecast”
It noted, however, that lower prices of vegetables, fruits and meat, as well as peso appreciation, could partly offset these pressures.
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…
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.
AMRO cut its 2026 Philippine GDP growth forecast to 3.4 percent amid weaker consumption, subdued investment, high energy prices and external risks, while…
Another BSP rate hike may help contain inflation, but economists warn that structural reforms, fiscal policy, infrastructure, agriculture and energy security…
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) expects inflation to remain above its 3 percent target until 2028 as the effects of the Gulf conflict continue to ripple…
The BSP’s key policy rate now stands at 4.75 percent. Interest rates on overnight deposit and lending facilities were likewise adjusted to 4.25 percent and…
The central bank projected that May inflation could settle within a range that includes 7.9 percent, reflecting continued price pressures across key…
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…
March inflation in the Philippines jumped to 4.1%, breaching the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas forecast as the Middle East conflict drives up global oil prices.…
Philippine domestic liquidity grew 10.3% in February 2026, driven by rising domestic credit, while bank lending remained steady, supporting business and…
Philippine money supply growth accelerated to 10.3% in February 2026 to P19.8 trillion, even as bank lending stayed broadly steady, BSP data show. Learn how…
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) projects February inflation to settle within 2.3 to 3.1 percent, within its 2 to 4 percent annual target range.
Economists, government agencies, and the central bank attributed the shortfall largely to the fallout from the ongoing flood control infrastructure scandal.
Tula emphasized that inflation is closely tied to the prices of essential items like food and non-food products.
Inflation in the Philippines dropped to 2.1% in February from 2.9% in January, mainly due to lower food and non-alcoholic beverage prices, according to the PSA.