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  1. Marcos regime imploding

    Marcos regime imploding

    The Center for People Empowerment in Governance Inc. outlined the administration’s tactics thus far and how they contribute to the economic downturn.

  2. Transactions

    Transactions

    Atty. Nico A. Antonio explains when a company that purchases another corporation’s assets may be held liable for its unpaid debts under Philippine corporate…

  3. TRIBUNE-solar-panel-recharging

    Last quarter scenarios

    In the Philippines, the rising cost of living remains the public’s foremost concern, closely followed by corruption.

  4. Deja debt

    Deja debt

    Debt is not inherently dangerous when it builds something that generates more value than it costs. The danger comes when the money is stolen along the way.

  5. Ayudanomics falters, offers no relief — Ibon

    Ayudanomics falters, offers no relief — Ibon

    Philippine government debt reached P19.39 trillion by July as limited social protection funding, cash aid delays and rising poverty concerns draw scrutiny.

  6. MOODY'S, the New York City, USA-based global financial services company providing credit ratings, research, data and risk analysis, has officially agreed to acquire a minority stake in Philippine Rating Services Corporation. This marks the very first time that a global credit rating agency is investing in a domestic rating firm in the Philippines. The strategic partnership is aimed at capitalizing on the rapid growth of Southeast Asian debt markets and supporting localized credit insights.

    Moody’s takes stake in PhilRatings

    Moody’s is taking a minority stake in PhilRatings, strengthening its Philippine presence as the country’s debt market and infrastructure financing needs expand.

  7. Philippine external debt up 5.1 percent in Q2

    Philippine external debt up 5.1 percent in Q2

    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…

  8. Debt curse upon Filipinos

    Debt curse upon Filipinos

    The next occupant of the Palace will spend years paying for choices made now.

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    Dark days ahead

    Inflation has reared its ugly head, with 2026 estimates projected to be 6-7 percent, way above the government’s earlier target of 3-4 percent.