Philippine Economy Expands 4% in Q3 2025
The Philippine economy grew by 4% in Q3 2025, easing from earlier months. Discover the government's plan for an inclusive recovery and future growth prospects.
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Philippine Economy Expands 4% in Q3 2025
The Philippine economy grew by 4% in Q3 2025. DEPDev Secretary Arsenio Balisacan outlines recovery measures and maintains a positive outlook for 2026. Learn more about the economic forecast.
Central Visayas inflation hits 2.6%, highest outside NCR
Central Visayas records 2.6% inflation in October 2024, the highest rate outside NCR. Food and transport costs drive price increases across the region as economic pressures mount.
PH Inflation Steady at 1.7% in October 2025
Philippine inflation remains unchanged at 1.7% in October 2025, with food prices slowing while transport costs rise. Get the full breakdown of how this affects Filipino consumers and the economy.
Davao del Sur: Population 705K, Economy Grows 4.9%
Davao del Sur experiences remarkable growth with population reaching 705,000 and GDP expanding by 4.9% in 2024, driven by agriculture and infrastructure development.
PH Investment Boom Amid China Manufacturing Shift
Discover why international investors are pivoting to the Philippines amid China shifts. Cebu emerges as top destination for manufacturing and BPO sectors with competitive advantages.
Philippines Trade Deficit Shrinks 14.7% in September
The Philippines' trade gap narrowed significantly to $3.99 billion in September 2023, marking a 14.7% improvement as exports showed resilience while imports moderated, signaling positive economic adjustments.
BSP: October Inflation Forecast at 1.4%-2.2%
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas forecasts October inflation between 1.4% and 2.2%, driven by rising electricity costs and food prices. Discover what this means for Filipino consumers and the economy.
US Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates for Second Time
The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates for the second time this year, signaling economic concerns that could impact global markets and Filipino overseas workers.
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