THE World Bank has lowered its economic growth forecast for the Philippines for 2025 to 5.1 percent, saying the country is ...
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ADB to cut Philippines growth forecasts
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is lowering its growth forecasts for the Philippines for the current year and 2026 following ...
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World Bank cuts Philippine growth forecasts until 2027
The World Bank on Tuesday trimmed its growth forecasts for the Philippines for this year through 2027, mainly due to slower construction activity, muted consumption and a sharper drag from US tariff ...
The PEU highlights that urban corridors—spanning Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao—hold significant potential to boost nationwide ...
The Philippine digital economy is sustaining a powerful double-digit growth and remains firmly on track to hit $36 billion in gross merchandise value ...
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OECD trims Philippines growth forecast
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has downgraded its growth forecasts for the Philippines for ...
(Bloomberg) -- Subscribe to Economics Daily for the latest news and analysis. The Philippine economy expanded slower than expected in the first quarter, underscoring challenges for policymakers even ...
LOWER domestic investment, weak business confidence and a significant decline in foreign direct investments will cause the Philippine economy to post growth of below 5.5 percent until 2027, according ...
The World Bank on Tuesday revised its growth forecast for the Philippine economy downward for 2025, projecting a 5.1-percent ...
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WB sees 'Nike-swoosh' recovery for the Philippines in 2026
The World Bank (WB) lowered its growth forecasts for the Philippines this year and in 2026, but said it expects a ...
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BSP sees PH economic growth to gradually start recovery mid-2026
Philippine economic growth could slow down to as low as 4% this year with a gradual recovery seen to start by the middle of ...
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40 years of ‘steady but shallow growth’
When Economic Planning Secretary Arsenio Balisacan and economist Hal Hill published their book “The Philippine Economy: ...
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