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    Foreign direct investments fall 31 percent in March

    The Philippines continued to generate lackluster interest from long-haul foreign investors that in March this year chose to invest even fewer funds than they...

    Manila sovereign standing rated weak under latest S&P readings

    On a scale of 1 to 6, with 6 being weakest, the Philippine sovereign's institutional and economic standing is rated 4, according to the...

    World Bank lifts PH growth outlook to 6%

    The Philippine economy is seen to expand faster than expected this year, driven by the resilience of domestic demand amid high inflation, according to...

    Groups clash over fishing vessel monitoring measures

    Fishery stakeholders stand firm against the mandate for commercial fishing vessels to install tracking systems so that their fishing activities are effectively monitored by...

    BSP cuts the banks’ deposit reserves

    Beginning June 30 this year, the various banks and financial institutions will observe substantially lower reserves on their deposit holdings, according to the Bangko...

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    Toyota eyes stability after market shock

    The Philippine auto industry is entering 2026 with guarded expectations as lingering aftershocks from a turbulent second half of 2025 weigh on recovery prospects.

    Customs reassigns key personnel amid integrity questions

    The intelligence division of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) has implemented a minor reshuffle following corruption allegations involving one of its officers.

    Business leaders seek stronger JPEPA framework

    A private sector-led push to review the nearly two-decade-old Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement (JPEPA) is gaining momentum, as business leaders argue that evolving regional dynamics demand a refreshed approach to Philippine-Japan trade ties.

    BSP cuts key rate to 4.25% as confidence lack proves deeper than initially assessed

    The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) cut its key policy rate by 25 basis points on Thursday, signaling a shift toward supporting economic growth as inflation remains under control.

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