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Downtrending FDI levels seen reversing over near horizon

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP projects a reversal in foreign direct investment (FDI) flows that have trended lower in recent months, resulting in...

Foreign debt rises 10.4% at end-June to US$117.92 billion

The country's foreign debt stood at US$D130.18 billion as of end-June 2024, up by US$D1.49 billion or 1.2 percent from the USD128.69 billion as of end-March 2024.

Philippines affirms infrastructure, resilience commitment at World Planning Congress

The Philippine government reinforced its commitment to improving infrastructure, advancing social development, and boosting community resilience at the 60th World Planning Congress, with Economic Planning Secretary Arsenio M. Balisacan highlighting the crucial role of strategic development planning in achieving the national long-term vision dubbed Ambisyon Natin 2040.

Foreign direct investment falls 29 percent in June to USD394M—BSP data

Foreign direct investments in June declined 29 percent to USD394 million from USD555 million in the year-earlier period, data from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas showed.

Higher transmission charge pushes Meralco rates higher in September

The Manila Electric Co., the largest power distribution company in the country, said Wednesday electricity rates in September will increase mainly due to a higher transmission charge.

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Alaska Milk names Marj Garrovillo new managing director

Alaska Milk Corp. is turning to a veteran Filipino executive to lead its next phase of growth as the dairy company seeks to strengthen its brands, expand opportunities, and deepen its role in affordable nutrition.

Espanol sparks Gilas comeback, books 3×3 World Cup ticket

Amyah Izabel Espanol saved her best six points for when Gilas Pilipinas U23 Women needed them most. On a Sunday.

Clark manufacturing hub seeks long-term Pax Silica commitments

The Philippines is seeking long-term investment commitments for a planned advanced manufacturing hub in Clark to ensure the project survives potential policy shifts after presidential elections in the Philippines and the US.

Travel demand seen rebounding in Q4

The Philippine tourism industry is poised for a stronger finish to 2026 as stabilizing fuel prices and pent-up demand encourage Filipinos to revive trips postponed earlier in the year, with cruises and emerging destinations expected to gain momentum.

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