The Philippine economy appears stable on the surface. The currency stands at P56.33 per dollar. Foreign exchange reserves stood at a record high of $105.3 billion (BSP) in June 2025. The unemployment ...
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Philippine government’s outstanding debt slips to P17.46 trillion
THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT’S (NG) outstanding debt slid to P17.46 trillion at the end of September, but remained above the full-year projection, data from the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) showed. BTr ...
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Peso, PSEi drop with easing in doubt
THE peso weakened on Thursday and the stock market also fell with sentiment said to have taken a hit from the Federal Reserve’s latest rate cut possibly being the last for the year.
MAJOR stocks listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange look cheap, practically at or close to their 52-week lows with ICTSI and DMCI the exceptions, and URC showing food manufacturing remains resilient.
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PSEi teeters near 5,900
The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) lingered dangerously close to the 5,900 barrier on Thursday. This, amid ...
Wale Edun says removing fuel subsidy and implementing FX reforms have strengthened public finances and redirected national ...
The number of borrowers struggling under excessive interest rates has continued to grow in recent years, as certain entities ...
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