The impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on the global economy, especially expensive oil, will spill over to the Philippines.

The full-year result surpassed the BSP’s initial expectation that net FDI inflows would reach P7 billion.

The total remittance sent by OFWs during the period, April to September 2020 reached 134.77 billion pesos.

DOLE said 85,045 of the over 2.39 million unemployed workers last year resigned from their work.

Bali-based property developer and management services provider, OXO Living, made history by launching its own property NFT artwork.

Malacañang released the signed Republic Act No. 11647, an “Act Promoting Foreign Investments”.

Is your land enclosed by other lands such that there is no adequate outlet for you to pass and reach the highway or streets?

The pandemic highlighted the urgency to address persistent vulnerabilities in the housing sector.

The monthly growth of the seasonally adjusted CPI for all items at the national level moved at a slower pace of 0.3 percent in February 20

The disruption and uncertainties created by the COVID-19 pandemic have stalled this growth, but things are likely to change in 2022.

Continuing to tread the recovery path, the Philippine real estate (RE) sector has shown not just resilience amid pandemic-led disruptions

The indices of all the commodity groups exhibited higher annual increases compared with their annual rates in the previous month.

Moody’s Analytics has upgraded its GDP growth forecast for the Philippines to 6.2%

The Philippines is leading in the growth of digital payments.

ING Bank senior economist Nicholas Mapa said tensions between Russia and Ukraine would ratchet up pressure on inflation in the Philippines.

Continued policy reforms by the next administration will likely help the Philippines keep its investment grade credit ratings.

The multi-agency National Human Settlements Board approved the 20-year roadmap last year.

The Philippines is becoming an attractive location for data center operators to set up facilities given its investment-friendly climate

The Philippines is still 14 percent below where it could have been without the pandemic.

The Philippines recorded a score of 61.1 in The Heritage Foundation’s 2022 Index of Economic Freedom.