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The Philippines could unlock fiscal gains equivalent to 3.6% to 7.1% of GDP through better tax collection, government procurement and public-sector efficiency,…
The Philippines could unlock fiscal gains equivalent to as much as 7.1 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) by improving tax collection, government spending…
He has repeatedly warned about risks ranging from cyberattacks and bioterrorism to economic disruption and the possibility of losing control over increasingly…
'We must slow the pace at which we improve the capabilities of AI models.'
Malacañang is optimistic about the economy bouncing back, says GDP slump is ‘just temporary; as the government speeds up spending, we hope the economy can…
Malacañang reassures that the Philippines' lower Q2 GDP growth of 2.3% is temporary, citing global conflicts and corruption cleanup while expecting a…
Philippine economic growth could slow to as low as 1.4 percent in the second quarter as the Gulf conflict continues to weigh on the domestic economy, according…
Alcantara also urged greater solidarity among OFWs as they navigate the ongoing economic uncertainty.
Sen. Bong Go urges concrete government plans to assist OFWs affected by deployment disruptions due to Middle East tensions, as DMW monitors the situation.
The Philippines’ unemployment rate stood at 4.4 percent in November 2025, improving from October but rising sharply year-on-year, reflecting slower economic…
Mayor Isko Moreno says Manila remains economically strong heading into 2026, with business registrations far outpacing closures and reforms boosting revenue…
‘While economies continue to promote trade facilitation and deepen regional economic integration, rising trade-restrictive measures and trade remedies point to…
US markets slumped for the fourth straight day on Friday (US time), dragged down by disappointing jobs and manufacturing data that stoked concerns over the…
Philippine cement manufacturers say rising imports—not a lack of demand—are forcing local plants to scale down, operating at just 53% capacity. CeMAP appeals…
