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Multilateral lender Asian Development Bank (ADB) has downgraded its economic growth forecast for the Philippines and ...
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ABS-CBN on MSNADB slashes Philippine 2025 growth outlook to 5.6 pctMANILA -- The Asian Development Bank (ADB) on Wednesday slashed the Philippines' 2025 economic growth forecast to 5.6 percent ...
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Philstar.com on MSN‘Philippines unlikely to achieve end-of-plan GDP target’The Philippines has a low likelihood of achieving the end-of-plan economic growth target of 6.5 to eight percent by 2028 set ...
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) cut its 2025 growth forecast for the Philippines to 5.6 percent from a previous estimate of ...
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Why the Philippines Is Still Poor : Understanding the Historical and Economic ChallengesThe Philippines was once seen as a nation destined for prosperity, blessed with fertile lands, rich mineral reserves, and ...
MANILA (Reuters) -Higher U.S. tariffs and trade uncertainty have worsened the economic outlook for developing Asia and the ...
The Philippines has a moderate chance of achieving more than US$6,000 gross national income (GNI) per capita by 2028, ...
The Philippine economy appears stable on the surface. The currency stands at P56.33 per dollar. Foreign exchange reserves stood at a record high of $105.3 billion (BSP) in June 2025. The unemployment ...
In a neighborhood of so-called "Asian tigers," the Philippines has quietly emerged as the region's newest economic darling. At 6.6 percent, the Filipino economy's current GDP growth rate is the ...
The Philippines’ geographical situation makes it a uniquely important ally in the competition playing out with China. Unlike 1992, when the United States was the world’s undisputed power ...
The Philippines Economic Update or PEU Development Dialogues for June 2024 focuses on sustaining poverty reduction in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). The public forum ...
The Philippines doesn’t need to tighten monetary policy further, the nation’s economic planning chief said on Friday, pushing back against the central bank’s hawkish bias.
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