Mindanao is emerging as the Philippines’ next great investment frontier, shedding its conflict image. Driven by agribusiness (42% of food trade), MinDA highlights its ₱3.60T GRDP and growth in halal, ...
The Philippines' unemployment rate saw a slight annual increase in September 2025 to 3.8 percent from 3.7 percent a year ago, ...
Philippine inflation stayed below the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) target range for the eighth consecutive month in ...
An official of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) on Tuesday underscored the need for greater collaboration with ...
Malacañang on Tuesday expressed confidence in the country’s economic fundamentals despite the reported decline in the local stock market and the Philippine peso’s temporary depreciation. In a press ...
Department of Budget and Management (DBM) Secretary Amenah Pangandaman expressed optimism that the Philippines will maintain its position as one of the Asia-Pacific region’s fastest-growing economies, ...
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Philippine universities talent-rich but research-poor — QS
The Philippines has more universities in international rankings than ever before, yet still struggles to produce graduates ...
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Philippines economic growth likely softened in Q3
The Philippine economy likely posted a slightly slower growth rate in the third quarter from the previous quarter, according ...
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Philippine economic growth likely slowed in Q3 amid governance concerns, says DBS
PHILIPPINE economic growth likely decelerated in the third quarter as government spending and investments lost momentum amid governance concerns, DBS Bank Ltd. said. The Singapore-based financial ...
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‘Corruption scandal won’t derail Philippines economy’
The Philippines’ widening corruption scandal is unlikely to cause a lasting impact on economic growth, but risks are rising that the Marcos administration could resort to populist measures to quell ...
MANILA and Paris are looking to improve cooperation in the infrastructure, transport, aviation, agriculture, and security sectors, following their Joint Economic Committee (JEC) meeting on Tuesday.
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