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    GoTyme Bank rounds 2023 with P10 billion in deposits

    "A shoutout to all you wonderful humans out there. Domo arigato to our GoTyme Bank colleagues for reaching 2 million customers and 10 billion pesos in deposits in 14 months!" the executive at one of the country's largest conglomerates said in his social media account, LinkedIn.

    National Treasury allows higher treasury bill yields at auction

    The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) allowed Treasury bill (T-bill) yields to rise at the auction Tuesday, awarding the entire upsized offer at its first fund-raising effort for 2024.

    Mindful PPA puts behind ugly Manila incident with trained front liners in ports across the country

    The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA), which took care of more than 80,000 cruise ship passengers visiting the Philippines this year, plans developing more cruise terminals in 2024. 

    November budget deficit narrows by 25% to P93.3 billion

    The budget deficit in November narrowed by 25 percent year-on-year to P93.3 billion as public spending declined and a slight increase in revenue collection during the month compared to the level in the same month last year.

    Inflation seen easing some more in December

    Headline inflation that plumbed a 20-month low of 4.1 percent in November is seen easing further in December to 3.7 percent, according to Moody's Analytics.

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    Finance chief welcomes SSS Emergency Loan Program

    Finance Secretary and Social Security Commission Chairman Frederick D. Go praised the Social Security System (SSS) for launching its Emergency Loan Program (ELP), saying it will help members get faster and easier access to financial support during disasters.

    Heart diseases, cancer, stroke drive Philippine death toll

    Ischaemic heart diseases, cancer, and strokes are still the deadliest threats in the Philippines. From January to June 2025, 53,985 deaths—nearly one in five—were due to heart disease alone, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority.

    Baby bust economics: Filipinos hold button on pause

    The Philippine baby boom has hit the snooze button. Parenthood, once almost automatic, is now treated like a major purchase—priced, budgeted, and often postponed. Diapers and infant formula increasingly feel less like essentials and more like luxury items with designer tags. Timing, finances, and ambition are all carefully calculated before committing to the ultimate life investment.

    China recovery, e-Visa lift tourism outlook

    The Philippines’ tourism rebound is still stuck in economy class, slowed by the weak return of China and South Korea—once the twin engines of foreign arrivals. Latest Department of Tourism (DOT) data show 5.606 million international visitors as of December 20, with arrivals from January to November slipping 2.16 percent year on year to 5.35 million.

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