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Philippines maintains strong momentum as Southeast Asia’s economic powerhouse, overcoming global challenges with resilience and robust growth.
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‘Rate cuts in the first half of the year appear feasible, but the latter half may bring challenges as the Federal Reserve could shift its policy stance in…
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‘For most of them, it was the Olympic cycle and they are doing everything they can in order to qualify for the Olympics.’
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‘Treasury bills’ yields declined after the initial implementation of the maximum suggested retail price for imported rice at P58 per kilogram in Metro Manila…
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The CoDM initiative fosters a culture of recycling.
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DBP’s capital adequacy ratio as of November 2024 stood at 14.78 percent, above the Central Bank’s minimum requirement of 10 percent
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Supporting overall loan growth, corporate loans rose by 9.8 percent from 9.1 percent.
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The decline in the country’s gross international reserves was mainly attributed by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas to the national government’s higher…
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‘Sustained net inflows from the financial account will continue to buoy the overall BoP outlook this year.’
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The Office of the President (OP) has requested an additional P5.2 billion in the 2025 national budget to prepare for the Philippines’ hosting of the ASEAN…
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The country posted net inflows of portfolio investments or hot money worth $96.59 million in November, a reversal of the $529.68 million net outflows recorded…
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Documented counterfeits of the 1000-piso polymer banknote were only one per 82 million pieces or the equivalent of 10 counterfeits out of 825.4 million in…
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Rice prices could temper growth in overall inflation as the government continues to impose a lower tariff on imported rice at 15 percent from 35 percent.
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Sixteen micro entrepreneurs were awarded P100,000 each in cash prizes, along with laptops to help grow and enhance their businesses
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‘It’s okay to eat a lot of carbs because we’re a growing economy, so forget about the debt-to-GDP ratio of 60 percent’
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