
2025 budget branded ‘most corrupt,’ yet bigger 2026 spending looms
Lawmakers clash over the P6.793-trillion 2026 budget as Rep. Ungab brands the 2025 spending plan “the most corrupt in history,” while Finance chief Recto vows…
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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Finance Secretary Ralph Recto.

Lawmakers clash over the P6.793-trillion 2026 budget as Rep. Ungab brands the 2025 spending plan “the most corrupt in history,” while Finance chief Recto vows…
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It would appear that President Trump is a practical person. He’ll probably increase tariffs on countries with immigration issues or countries with high trade…
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Rest assured, we are working non-stop to strengthen the efficiency, transparency and integrity of our tax system to inspire trust and compliance among our…
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ADB announced that multilateral development banks aim to distribute $120 billion in climate financing by 2030, of which $65 billion comes from the private…
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‘That is why here at COP29, the Philippines is aggressively pushing for bold actions and sustained, increased financing once and for all for countries that are…
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‘Lower US interest rates should create space for domestic monetary easing in many EMs, providing support to EM economic growth prospects, as well as reducing…
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‘We are very confident that our meetings left British investors with no doubt about the predictability, stability, profitability, and sustainability of doing…
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Recto expressed hopes to attract investments in manufacturing, digital industries, clean energy, and agriculture in increasing jobs in the country
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DoH is looking to build more health centers and hospitals and acquire more equipment and vehicles for health offices in local government units which all cost…
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CREATE More bill is expected to be passed into law within this year so the country can draw more foreign investments
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BARMM has more than 4 million residents or 4 percent annual population growth, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority
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