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  1. FEDERAL Reserve chair Kevin Warsh (left) said inflation remained too elevated due to the Middle East conflict, prompting the Fed to hike rates for the first time in three years, for reasons similar to those cited by Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Eli Remolona Jr. for the BSP’s three rate hikes this year.

    Fed hike narrows gap with BSP policy rate

    US Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh justified the interest rate hike — the first since 2023 — saying inflation is too high and had persisted for too long,…

  2. JEROME Powell

    Fed holds rates, pressures Philippines outlook

    The US being the world’s largest economy, decisions by the Federal Reserve have significant spillover effects on other central banks. While the Fed and the…

  3. SSS targets P2-trillion reserve by 2030

    SSS targets P2-trillion reserve by 2030

    The Social Security System (SSS) aims to reach a P2-trillion reserve fund by 2030, building on a record P1-trillion milestone in 2025, with strategies…

  4. SSS President and CEO Robert Joseph de Claro said the state pension fund is on track to grow its reserve fund to P2 trillion within the next three to four years.

    SSS targets P2 trillion reserve by 2030

    SSS President and CEO Robert Joseph de Claro said the state pension fund is on track to grow its reserve fund to P2 trillion by 2030 following record financial…

  5. (FILES) Philippine peso

    Bank lending up 12.8% in January

    Loans for production activities grew 11.8 percent from 10.8 percent with biggest borrowers being suppliers of air conditioners which increased loans by 23.6…

  6. (FILE PHOTO) The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

    BSP cuts reserve rule for big banks

    BSP reduces reserve requirement ratios for various banks, including digital and thrift banks, to enhance financial intermediation and support economic growth.…

  7. (FILE PHOTO) The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

    BSP rate kept steady at 5.75%

    Steady rate should drive higher economic growth through loan-based consumption of goods and services by households and businesses while keeping inflation rates…