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543 results for “Q4- -GDP” in 2025
Quezon City led all highly urbanized cities in the Philippines in 2024, contributing 6% of the national GDP (₱1.33 trillion), driven by real estate, BPO, IT…
Quezon City contributed P1.33 trillion to the Philippines’ GDP in 2024, leading highly urbanized cities with strong commercial, BPO, and retail sectors.
Four Central Luzon provinces drove major growth in the 2024 Philippine GDP as Bulacan, Pampanga, Nueva Ecija and Bataan ranked among the top economic…
Philippine GDP slowed to 4% in Q3, the weakest in four years, dragged by infrastructure spending delays and typhoons, PSA reports. Government eyes Q4 spending…
‘Our priority is always the social services sector — it helps our countrymen meet their essential needs such as food, healthcare, and education,’ she said.…
Pampanga’s economy grew by 5.1% in 2024, reaching ₱595.36 billion, driven by services and construction despite a slight slowdown from the previous year.…
The decline was due mainly to weaker demand during the so-called ‘ghost month,’ the onset of the rainy and typhoon season, and lingering global headwinds,…
Stocks waver as Nvidia slips despite record $46.7B sales; US Q2 GDP revised to 3.3% tempers rate-cut hopes; Europe mixed with Paris rebounding, London softer.
Accor is set to open Mercure Mactan Cebu in late 2025 through a partnership with Megaworld, marking its continued expansion in the Philippines and targeting…
Luxury brand eyes 14.6% EPS growth, but a stronger dollar threatens to dent performance
The Philippine economy continues to face domestic challenges and global uncertainties that require careful fiscal management and policy adjustments.
NGCP is set to complete the P8.1-billion Tuy–Dasmariñas 500 kV Transmission Line by Q4, boosting South Luzon's power infrastructure and meeting rising energy…
The country’s economy in the third quarter grew by 5.2 percent, lower than economists’ forecast of 5.7 to 6 percent.
BPI forecasts a 5.8% GDP growth for the Philippines in Q4 2024, driven by increased government spending and stable household consumption. Learn more about the…