President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday welcomes two new members to his economic team and administers the oath of office of Batangas Rep. Ralph Recto as new finance secretary and businessman Frederick Go as special assistant to the president for investment and economic affairs.
The Bank of Japan should gradually raise short-term interest rates and make its bond yield control policy more flexible, if inflation stays around its 2 percent target and is accompanied by sustained wage growth, the OECD said on Thursday.
The Philippines in 2023 is projected to post growth, measured as the gross domestic product (GDP), averaging lower than the official growth target of 6 to 7 percent to only 5.7 percent, according to the Asian Development Bank.
Foreign direct investments (FDI), useful both as a measure of and as vehicle for economic advancement, flowed inward on net basis in the first 10 months last year but stood 17.5 percent lower to only USD6.5 billion, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said on Wednesday.
The Philippines’ trade deficit continued to widen in November as export sales drop sharply, negating the impact of flat imports, data from the statistics office showed Wednesday.
Philippine Seven Corp. (PSC), the exclusive operator of 7-Eleven stores in the Philippines, is accelerating its expansion in the Visayas and Mindanao, citing limited competition and untapped market potential in these regions.
Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) has appointed Jose Eduardo A. Quimpo II as its new chief financial officer (CFO) and treasurer, effective August 19, marking a key leadership transition with corporate and commercial implications for the real estate giant.
The Department of Transportation (DOTr), through the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB), has issued a directive requiring all airlines to provide passengers with timely and accurate updates on flight status, in line with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s directive to improve the travel experience for Filipinos.
Luzon International Premiere Airport Development Corp. (LIPAD), operator of Clark International Airport (CRK), has revised its 2025 passenger traffic forecast downward to 3 million, from an earlier estimate of 3.2 million, citing operational delays and airline changes.