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    Jun Vallecera

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    Cost pressures, low government consumption moderate 2Q growth of only 4.3%

    Local output growth measured as the gross domestic product (GDP) expanded at a slower pace of only 4.3 percent in the second quarter this...

    Non-life insurance premium rates seen adjusted higher near term

    The cost of managing risks faced by local insurers for taking on clients, called reinsurance, is certain to rise, particularly the risk cover for...

    Moody’s unit projects slower 2Q expansion of only 6% in latest forecast

    Moody’s Analytics, the data analysis and financial intelligence arm of the sovereign credit watcher Moody’s Investors Service, forecasts a moderate expansion of the economy...

    IMF projects slower growth across ASEAN 5 this year

    Growth across the ASEAN 5, which includes the Philippines, is forecast from last year’s estimated output of 5.5 percent to around 4.6 percent, according...

    Foreign funds exited the country in the first six months

    Opportunistic foreign-held portfolio investments were uprooted from placements in listed stocks and local currency-denominated securities in the first six months this year and repatriated...

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    Foreign capital finds firm Philippine foothold

    Foreign direct investments into the Philippines picked up pace in October 2025, posting net inflows of USD642 million and lifting year-to-date totals to USD6.2 billion, signaling sustained investor interest despite a mixed global backdrop.

    DA greenlights raw sugar export amid falling local prices

    The Department of Agriculture (DA) has approved a plan by the Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) to export 100,000 metric tons of raw sugar to the United States, aiming to reduce excess local supply and support falling prices.

    Fuel prices to rise Tuesday

    Local fuel retailers will raise prices on Tuesday morning, with gasoline and kerosene going up by P0.30 per liter and diesel by P0.20 per liter.

    APECO pushes funding to lure investors

    The Aurora Pacific Economic Zone and Freeport Authority (APECO) is seeking the release of the remaining P7 billion from its P10-billion authorized capitalization to bankroll infrastructure and development projects designed to make the zone more attractive to investors.
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