PHILIPPINE economic growth may have picked up in the second quarter, but full-year expansion is likely to be below 6% amid uncertainty over US tariffs, Finance Secretary Ralph G. Recto said.

THE PHILIPPINES joins a select group of growing economies that will drive expanding meat consumption over the next decade or so, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the Organisation for ...

Trump and his team appear to pay little attention to the region, but whether by accident or design his policies are ...

Rapid gross domestic product (GDP) growth has doubled the Philippine economy since 2010 and created over 11 million jobs, ...

EASING inflation and supportive monetary policy can cushion the impact of a 20-percent US tariff on Philippine exports, Maybank Research said, allowing the country’s economy to remain on track to meet ...

The latest round of tariffs announced by the United States has again cast a shadow over the Asia-Pacific's economic outlook as the trade-reliant region has had to grapple with export duties of as much ...

Philippine annual inflation edged up to 1.4% in June from 1.3% in May, driven by higher utility costs, yet remained below the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) target range of 2% to 4% for 2025. The ...

BANK OF AMERICA (BofA) Global Research kept its forecast for Philippine growth unchanged at 5.5%, judging it to be the second fastest-growing economy in Southeast Asia until 2027 because of its lower ...

Billionaire investor John Calamos cheered the rebound in stocks, and joked he has another decade to work if he follows Warren Buffett's lead.

The Philippines is expected to remain the fastest-growing economy in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations region this year, bolstered by low inflation and room for monetary easing.

MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine government on Thursday, June 26, announced it cut its economic growth targets amid what it described as evolving global developments.