The World Bank (WB) on Tuesday trimmed down its 2024 growth outlook on the Philippines

Most Fiipinos see inflation rising over the next year and do not expect the pace of price increases to normalize anytime soon.

Real-time digital payments are projected to provide banking access to nearly 21 million unbanked Filipinos and contribute to economic growth

Employees in the Philippines topped a global survey of workers who consider themselves “fairly paid”.

This law aims to protect tenants from unreasonable rent increases while ensuring landlords can still fairly profit from their properties.

Most European firms doing business in the Philippines are expecting trade and investment to increase in the next four years.

Santos Knight Frank chairman and CEO Rick Santos said that Trump’s win would benefit the Philippine real estate sector.

The Philippines improved its ranking in a global index assessing business bribery in over 190 economies.

Unemployment rate in the country rose to 3.9 percent in October.

The country’s inflation rate continued its acceleration streak for the second straight month in November.

The Philippine Rice Research Institute said it is pushing for making the half cup of rice as the standard serving size.

Philippine economic growth may fall short of the government’s target this year amid a slower-than-expected rise in consumption.

half of Filipinos (52%) are satisfied with the country’s infrastructure

The Philippines has a good chance of attaining upper-middle-income status next year if economic growth targets are attained.

Taking a collective action to build a more equitable, inclusive society can transform our economy where women have equal opportunities.

Inflation-adjusted wages were 12.5%-19% lower in November than their respective current salaries.

S&P Global Ratings affirmed the Philippines’ investment grade rating on Tuesday and raised its outlook to “positive” from “stable”.

Domestic food price inflation remains high in many low- and middle-income countries.

State spending on infrastructure went up by 16.9% in September fueled by disbursements for finished transport projects.

The Philippines is the second fastest-growing economy in the region, just behind Vietnam, which recorded a growth rate of 6.9%.