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    PSA downgrades 2023 GDP to 5.5% on lower services, import numbers

    The Philippine Statistics Authority on Thursday downgraded the growth estimate for 2023 to 5.5 percent from 5.6 percent.

    Visitor arrivals up 18% in 1Q on influx of South Korean tourists

    Overseas Filipino workers, who are included in the data sourced by the DOT from eTravel, accounted for 5.7 percent of arrivals, or a total 94,265, lower by 16 percent from the same period last year.

    Tiu-Laurel appalled by industrial fish catch for factories diverted instead into wet markets

    Imported fish species destined for processing on an industrial scale but found instead to have been sold in wet markets across the country has prompted the Department of Agriculture to suspend the issuance of import clearance.

    NG budget swings to P164.7B deficit in Feb after posting surplus in Jan

    The National Government stepped up spending in February, negating revenue gains during the month to post a wider budget deficit of P164.7 billion, erasing a surplus posted in January.

    IEMOP signals WESM price hikes as mercury levels climb in the hot months ahead

    The Independent Electricity Market Operator of the Philippines (IEMOP) projected peak power demand rising 6 percent at the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM) as temperature climbs in the hot months forward when the island groups across the country demand the most from the power grid. 

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    Stakeholders urge fast-track of coastal protection bills

    Environmental stakeholders are urging the government to intensify support for the proposed Integrated Coastal Management Act and Coastal Greenbelt Bill, citing urgent ecological and policy implications.

    Flexible energy sourcing gains ground under RAP

    Retail electricity supplier Evo Energi Inc. has been tapped by 22 companies to supply power under the Retail Aggregation Program (RAP), the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) said, marking the commercial move toward cost-efficient and flexible energy sourcing in the country.

    Fuel prices seen surging on supply fears, not shortages

    Fuel prices across the country are forecast sharply higher next week, with gasoline projected to rise by ₱2.30–₱2.50 per liter and diesel by as much as ₱3.40–₱3.60 per liter, according to Jetti Petroleum Inc. president Leo Bellas. This marks potentially the steepest hike this year, surpassing the ₱1.80 per liter adjustment in gasoline recorded on 17 June.

    Events, concerts drive Mall of Asia visitor surge

    Something electric happening at the Mall of Asia Complex, and it is not just the fireworks.  SM Prime Holdings Inc., one of Southeast Asia’s largest integrated property developers, saw a 15 percent rise in foot traffic during the first quarter of 2025, drawing in a whopping 34.5 million visitors.

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