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A Board becomes more effective when evaluation identifies what must improve.
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The Philippines’ outstanding external debt rose 5.1 percent quarter-on-quarter to $154.93 billion in the second quarter from $147.35 billion in the first three…

Malacañang says the Philippines can meet its record P19.39-trillion debt, citing long-term repayment terms, sufficient revenues, and tax reforms like the…

External debt, meanwhile, jumped 4.81 percent to P5.95 trillion from P5.68 trillion, as the peso’s depreciation inflated the peso equivalent of foreign…


Philippine government debt hit a record P18.49 trillion in March 2026 as the peso’s sharp depreciation against the US dollar inflated the value of foreign…


Discover how the Philippines' external debt eased in Q4 2025, with a 1% decline to $147.65 billion, as reported by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. Learn about…
External debt rises 6.8 percent to $149.09 billion by September 2025, exposing the Philippines to currency and interest rate risks, BSP reports.


Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas data showed the country’s BoP with a $2.6-billion deficit in April to June, reversing the $1.2-billion surplus recorded in the same…
