Middle East conflict prompts GDP downgrade — DBCC
The Development Budget Coordination Committee lowered the Philippines’ 2026 economic growth target to 3.5–4.5 percent, citing Middle East tensions, energy…
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The Development Budget Coordination Committee lowered the Philippines’ 2026 economic growth target to 3.5–4.5 percent, citing Middle East tensions, energy…
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The International Labour Organization warns that escalating Middle East conflict is raising risks for OFW remittances and the Philippine economy, as mass…
Sixty-seven Filipinos, including 54 OFWs and 13 family members, returned safely from Qatar on Saturday night as part of government repatriation efforts. They…
A total of 344 Filipinos, including OFWs and dependents, returned to Manila via a government-chartered flight amid Middle East tensions, with aid and support…
The Palace links the peso’s record slide past ₱60 per US dollar to escalating Middle East tensions, but assures Filipinos it is working to curb inflation,…
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is stepping up to support developing member countries amid the Middle East conflict, offering financial and technical…
The Philippines' economic growth is under threat as the Middle East conflict continues, warns BPI economist Emilio S. Neri Jr. Prolonged tensions could push…
Marikina Rep. Miro Quimbo calls for a review of the Oil Deregulation Law as fuel prices rise due to the Middle East conflict, saying the government lacks power…
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will travel to New York to attend a UN General Assembly session and the Commission on the Status of Women, where he is expected…
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said the Philippines supports a ceasefire in the Middle East and is prioritizing the safety of Filipinos abroad, with 1,460 OFWs…
