Phl economy grows 5.6%, misses target
The country’s economy grew by 5.6 percent last year, falling short of the government’s 6 to 6.5 percent target as household spending and the agriculture sector…
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The country’s economy grew by 5.6 percent last year, falling short of the government’s 6 to 6.5 percent target as household spending and the agriculture sector…
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May this new year remind us to be mindful of the effects of our daily activities to the environment and the ocean that give us food and life
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Aspiring sushi chefs in the country will soon have the opportunity to refine their craft through the prestigious World Sushi Skills Institute Seminar 2025,…
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The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) approved last year a lower amount of total foreign borrowings by the national government worth P13.68 billion, down from…
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The tourism industry contributed 8.6 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2023, mirroring its significance to the national economy.
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He underscored its critical role as the largest modern government tertiary hospital in the Philippines
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The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) upsized its award of Treasury bills to P27.6 billion from the initial program of P22 billion during its auction on Monday as…
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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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But to achieve financial inclusion, we need to work together
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Special counsel Jack Smith asserts that Trump would have been convicted for election subversion, had his White House return not intervened.
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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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40 percent of Filipino employees are willing to dedicate time to learning new skills at least once a week
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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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For January 2024 in particular, PAL clinched the Most Punctual Airline spot with an on-time performance of 86.85 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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