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DBS sees 6% growth

DBS Bank of Singapore expects the Philippine economy to grow 6 percent in 2016, faster than the 5.8-percent expansion last year on robust domestic...

Economy likely grew over 7% in 1st quarter

The Philippine economy likely grew more than 7 percent in the first quarter, faster than the 6.3-percent expansion in the fourth quarter, bolstered by...

FDIs rose 123% to $587m in January

Net inflows of foreign direct investments jumped 123 percent in January to $587 million from $263 million a year ago, on investors’ sustained confidence...

Economy likely rose by over 5% in Q1

The Philippine economy likely grew by more than 5 percent in the first quarter, on the back of robust infrastructure and election-related spending, according...

Election not likely to hurt PH economy

US financial group J.P. Morgan said the Philippine economy will remain strong, despite the outcome of the presidential election in May. “In our view, we...

2015 GDP growth slowed to 5.8%

The Philippine economy grew 5.8 percent in 2015, the slowest pace in four years, dragged down by government underspending, sluggish farm production and a...

Weak global growth, election pose economic risks

Slower global growth and the next administration’s uncertain commitment on policy reforms and good governance pose major risks to the Philippine economy this year,...

IMF says economy grew 5.7%

The International Monetary Fund said Tuesday the Philippine economy likely grew 5.7 percent last year and is expected to rebound with a more than...

World Bank sees PH growing 6.4%

The World Bank said Thursday it expects the Philippine economy to grow 6.4 percent in 2016, on the back of higher infrastructure spending, rising...

First Metro expects GDP to expand 6.5%

First Metro Investment Corp., the investment banking arm of the Metrobank Group, sees the Philippine economy growing 6 percent to 6.5 percent in 2016,...

PH to stay resilient in 2016 – Tetangco

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Amando Tetangco Jr. said Tuesday solid macro-economic fundamentals will keep the Philippines resilient in 2016, despite domestic and global...

GDP set to grow 6% in 2015

The Philippine economy will achieve a full-year growth of 6 percent in 2015, before picking up over the next six years, Economic Planning Secretary...

GDP seen rising 6% annually until 2020

The Philippine economy is poised to grow by 6 percent annually over the next five years, below the government’s target of 7 percent to...
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