BSP clarifies stance amid peso depreciation
Market forces, not BSP intervention caused peso slide to P58.9 against the US dollar.
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Market forces, not BSP intervention caused peso slide to P58.9 against the US dollar.
‘Higher prices of food commodities such as vegetables, fruits, and fish as well as domestic petroleum products and the peso depreciation are the primary…
Joseph was undergoing dialysis several times a week yet he soldiered on and came to work — no longer as early as before, but no one could ever fault him for…
The Philippine peso’s purchasing power has fallen to its lowest since 2018 as inflation accelerates to 7.2 percent, driven by rising fuel, food, and transport…
Meralco warns of potential electricity rate hikes in October due to peso depreciation raising generation costs, though lower Wholesale Electricity Spot Market…
UA&P Professor Ronilo Balbieran explains that the peso’s depreciation no longer directly fuels inflation, citing OFWs, BPOs, and tourism as buffers while…
The PSEi slipped 0.19% to 6,128.89 on Tuesday as weak manufacturing data, peso depreciation, and continued foreign outflows dragged the market, with miners up…
The Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) criticized the Philippines’ record P19.07-trillion national debt, saying teachers and workers continue to bear the…
BSP forecasts inflation of 3.1–3.9% amid rising fuel, rice, and electricity costs, citing effects from the Middle East conflict while staying within the 2–4%…
The National Government’s outstanding debt saw a marginal increase to P17.46 trillion as of end-September 2025.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) expects inflation in October 2025 to fall within the 1.4% to 2.2% range, remaining below the government’s 2% to 4% target…
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) reaffirmed that the peso’s exchange rate is market-driven, saying its interventions aim to curb inflationary swings…
PSEi drops 1.09% to 6,042.28 on peso weakness, corruption woes, and negative global cues.
The PSEi slipped 0.16% to 6,108.72 on Wednesday as corruption concerns, a weaker peso, and rising treasury yields dampened investor sentiment, with foreigners…
The PSEi fell 53.98 points to 6,325.42 on Tuesday as investors reacted negatively to President Marcos Jr.’s SONA, citing missed policy signals on online…
Philippine shares continued with the bargain hunting as funds continue to position for the year ahead, while awaiting for other foreign funds to return from an…