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    Moody’s unit forecasts slower July inflation of only 5.2 percent 

    Moody’s Analytics, the data analysis and financial intelligence subsidiary of Moody’s Corp, on Monday projected inflation in the Philippines to moderate further to 5.2...

    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...

    Bank loan rates steady in 2Q

    The bulk of banks surveyed by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) in the second quarter have kept their loan rates steady when analyzed...

    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...

    Malacañang tells Bersamin to discover why power plant impact studies take long to obtain approval

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is interested on why it takes the privately-owned National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) up to two years and...

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    Overseas Filipinos send US$2.9B home in November

    Cash remittances from overseas Filipinos rose to US$2.9 billion in November 2025, highlighting the continued importance of migrant workers’ income in supporting the Philippine economy.

    FFCCCII urges govt to aim for higher 8% growth

    The Philippines must aim higher—much higher—if it wants growth that is truly inclusive, according to the Federation of Filipino Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII).

    Takaful market in PH small but growing as insurers push wider use

    The P9 billion-odd market for takaful, or Islamic insurance, remains small in the Philippines but is slowly gaining ground as insurers step up efforts to widen awareness and use, particularly in Mindanao.

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