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The National Government’s outstanding debt saw a marginal increase to P17.46 trillion as of end-September 2025.
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The National Government’s outstanding debt saw a marginal increase to P17.46 trillion as of end-September 2025.

The Philippine government says revenues remain sufficient to service its rising public debt as tax reforms seek to strengthen revenue collection and economic…

The national government's outstanding debt climbed to a record P19.07 trillion as of end-June, up P518.98 billion, or 2.8 percent, from P18.55 trillion a month…

The Philippines’ national government debt climbed to P18.55 trillion in May 2026, driven by new domestic borrowings amid Middle East geopolitical tensions,…

The Philippines’ outstanding debt reached a record P18.16 trillion by end-February 2026, driven mainly by domestic borrowing. Despite a decline in external…

The Philippines’ national government debt rose to a record ₱17.65 trillion as of end-November 2025, driven by new domestic and external borrowing, though the…

GOCCs and GFIs employees urge Congress to pass a tax holiday amid national service crisis.

The Miss Grand International 2025 organization celebrated excellence and leadership within its global network by presenting the Golden Grand Award and Silver…

The BCDA is set to breach P100 billion in remittances to the National Government, as it doubles investment targets, boosts revenues, and ramps up…


San Juan City inaugurates the Makabagong San Juan National Government Center, a ₱1-billion, six-story one-stop hub for national government services, featuring…

The country's outstanding external debt jumped by 14 percent to $146.74 billion in the first quarter of the year compared to the level in the same quarter of…

Investors take profit ahead of May inflation data; foreign funds exit amid record-high government debt

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