MANILA (Reuters) -Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr will retain his trade, finance, budget and economic planning ...

The Philippine economy expanded slower than expected in the first quarter, underscoring challenges for policymakers even before the Trump administration’s trade war rocked markets and hurt global ...

The Philippine economy has nearly doubled in size over the past 15 years, enabling it to catch up with its peers in the ...

The Philippine economy remains resilient despite external challenges and heightened policy uncertainty, the International ...

The Philippine economy grew 5.4 percent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2025, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) ...

HSBC Philippines continues to be optimistic on the Philippine economy's growth prospects, noting that the country is one of ...

The Philippine economy grew by 5.4 percent in the first quarter of 2025. While this marks an improvement over the previous quarter, it also points to concerning trends that require close examination.

FOR the first time ever, the Philippine economic team engaged members of civil society organizations (CSOs) in a productive ...

The Philippine economy expanded slightly faster in the first quarter even as growth lagged expectations, with household consumption and public spending underpinning momentum as the country faces ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has retained his core economic team and Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin, while replacing ...

AS the world undergoes significant geopolitical realignments, the Philippines finds itself at a critical crossroads. From intensifying US-China tensions to regional security challenges in the West ...