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Philippines stagflation

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  1. Crisis self-inflicted

    Crisis self-inflicted

    If the slowdown continues, economists fear the Philippines will be among the first in the region to enter the feared stagflation.

  2. BSP Governor Eli Remolona Jr. (left) and DEPDev Sec. Arsenio Balisacan (right)

    Remolona says Q2 growth may be higher

    The 2.3 percent gross domestic product (GDP) growth the country posted in the second quarter of 2026 may not be as low as initially reported, according to…

  3. Stagflation has landed

    Stagflation has landed

    The labor market compounds the misery. The unemployment rate rose from 4.4 percent in December 2025 to 5 percent in March 2026, while core inflation climbed to…

  4. FORMER deputy governor of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Diwa Guinigundo

    Senate turmoil risks stagflation: Guinigundo

    Former BSP Deputy Governor Diwa Guinigundo warns that turmoil in the Philippine Senate—marked by leadership shake-ups, impeachment moves, and institutional…

  5. AMRO warns of ASEAN+3 stagflation risks

    AMRO warns of ASEAN+3 stagflation risks

    The ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO) warns that prolonged Middle East conflict and surging oil prices could trigger stagflation risks across the…

  6. AMRO warns of ASEAN+3 stagflation risks

    AMRO warns of ASEAN+3 stagflation risks

    AMRO warns that prolonged Middle East conflict could trigger stagflation across ASEAN+3, with regional growth potentially dropping to 2.5% and inflation rising…

  7. Whither growth?

    Whither growth?

    According to Deepali Bhargava, ING Economics’ regional head of research for Asia Pacific, the first-quarter performance was a significant disappointment.

  8. Aiming at terminal velocity

    Aiming at terminal velocity

    The costs of stagflation generated by the confluence of the debt moratorium and the increased political risk in the 1980s are still being felt today.