MANILA: The Philippine central bank is widely expected to deliver another quarter-point interest rate cut on Thursday (Feb 13 ...
The three quick reasons for this argument are: election cycle growth, low base growth and declining unemployment and inflation. The former refers to either a high growth the previous year is retained ...
WITH the Philippines missing its economic growth target for the second consecutive year, this raises concerns over the ...
The Philippine’s GDP grew at 5.6% for the whole year of 2024, pulled down by the usual non-performer and Achilles heel of the Philippine economy, the Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing (AFF) sector ...
The Philippines is likely to post a slower economic growth this year due to an expected slowdown in government spending and ...
Stanley Co, the first CEO from outside the founder's family, is confident that Robinsons Retail can thrive even amid ...
Sen. Leader Francis Tolentino on Thursday expressed his full support to key government programs seeking to accelerate ...
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DECEMBER 2024 came to a close with hardly any harbinger of good tidings and very few reasons to hope for a better, more ...
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to drive economic growth, enhance productivity, and foster innovation across ...
ACCORDING to the Philippines Economic Update report ( released by the World Bank, the country is projected to achieve robust ...
Philippine stocks fell for a fifth day, pushing the nation’s benchmark index into a bear market, amid concern over potential ...