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S&P Global Ratings has raised its economic growth forecast for the Philippines this year, citing reduced global trade uncertainty following the easing of US-China tariffs, as well as benign inflation ...
The Philippine central bank is forecasting the country's current account deficit to narrow to 3.3% of gross domestic product ...
The Philippines economy posted robust growth in early 2010, in part due to large one-off factors. As did many countries in ...
The Philippines Retail Market value was US$ $$ billion in 2022. The Philippines Retail Market value is forecast to reach US$ $$ billion by 2032, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) $% ...
Citi says PH inflation may ease to 1.7% in 2025, but growth remains sluggish due to weak exports, stalled manufacturing, and ...
The Philippines has been among the dynamically emerging markets in the region with its sound economic fundamentals and highly-skilled workforce. Various challenges to sustained and inclusive growth ...
The Philippines is expected to remain the fastest-growing economy in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations region this ...
The Philippine economy experienced significant growth in 2022, surpassing the government’s target range of 6.5-7.5%. The economy grew by 7.6% in 2022, rebounding from the pandemic-induced recession in ...
THE Philippines is likely to continue its stable growth trajectory in the medium term, although inflation and elevated interest rates remain major risks to this outlook, analysts said.
On a seasonally adjusted basis, the economy grew 0.5% quarter-on-quarter, slower than the previous quarter's 1.3% growth and below the 0.9% forecast in a Reuters poll.
Growth of the Philippine economy is seen to remain the strongest in the Southeast Asian region amidst the impact of the United States’ tariff policies and other global economic risks, with output ...
MANILA -- The Philippines has downgraded its 2024 economic growth expectations after devastating typhoons hit the country's core agricultural sector in the second half. The government now expects ...