MANILA, Philippines — Philippine economic growth may fall below six percent this year amid risks posed by the reciprocal tariffs imposed by the United States on trading partners, according to ...

The Philippines’ relatively low exposure to trade compared to its Asian neighbours offers a buffer against global economic ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine economy is seen growing at a faster pace of at least six percent this year from the revised 5.7 percent last year, according to the Asian Development Bank ...

We will not delve into the controversy over the economic soundness of this methodology or the motivations and goals behind these tariffs. Instead, we focus on their implications for Asian ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines’ creative economy posted its slowest growth in three years in 2024 after high inflation and elevated interest rates squeezed household and corporate ...

MANILA : The Philippines’ relatively low exposure to trade compared to its Asian neighbours offers a buffer against global economic shocks, Economic Planning Secretary Arsenio Balisacan said on ...

If the ADB's projection is realized in 2025, it would be the first year that the Marcos Jr. administration met its economic growth target of 6% to 8% MANILA, Philippines – The Asian Development ...

MANILA, Philippines – If the US pushes through with its 17% reciprocal tariffs on Philippine exports to the US, it will hurt the Philippines’ economic growth by 0.1% in the next two years.

The Philippines will have a lesser hit from the Trump administration’s new tariff policies compared to other countries because of its service-oriented economy, an economist said Tuesday. "Because of ...

The latest iteration of the United States’ tariffs could still mean a net positive for the Philippines, but this will only be very minimal and the country is still unlikely to hit the upper band of ...