The Philippines lowered its growth target for this year and narrowed its growth goals for 2026 to 2028 to reflect global ...

S&P Global Ratings has raised its economic growth forecast for the Philippines this year, citing reduced global trade uncertainty following the easing of US-China tariffs, as well as benign inflation ...

The Philippines economy is forecast to continue to grow rapidly, with total GDP doubling from USD 400 billion in 2022 to USD 800 billion in 2030.

The Philippines economy posted robust growth in early 2010, in part due to large one-off factors. As did many countries in ...

The Philippine economy is poised for significant progress in 2025, propelled by a combination of its business-friendly policy reforms and its inherent strengths.

The Philippines has been among the dynamically emerging markets in the region with its sound economic fundamentals and highly-skilled workforce. Various challenges to sustained and inclusive growth ...

MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippine economy is expected to grow more slowly than first thought this year after the country was hit by a series of typhoons but should be more robust in 2025 and 2026 ...

Growth of the Philippine economy is seen to remain the strongest in the Southeast Asian region amidst the impact of the United States’ tariff policies and other global economic risks, with output ...

THE Philippines is likely to continue its stable growth trajectory in the medium term, although inflation and elevated interest rates remain major risks to this outlook, analysts said.

The Philippine economy remains strong, poised for continued growth above 5 percent despite global headwinds. This isn’t mere optimism; it’s a testament to the government’s commitment to infrastructure ...

THE Philippines has narrowed its economic growth target for 2024 to a range of 6 to 6.5 per cent, down from a top end of 7 per cent previously, and revised its outlook through 2028 amid domestic and ...

MANILA : The Philippines has narrowed its economic growth target for 2024 to a range of 6.0 per cent to 6.5 per cent, down from a top end of 7 per cent previously, and revised its outlook through ...