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Despite facing the most significant challenges in tightening monetary policy and inflation pressure compared to ASEAN peers, the Philippines, according to economists, showcases resilience in mitigating the economic impacts.

Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno predicts strong Philippine economic performance in 2024, driven by private consumption and ongoing structural reforms.

House Speaker vows to continue intervention programs as inflation declines, benefiting farmers and vulnerable sectors.

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor announces development of foreign exchange intervention framework to contain stress, intervention to be infrequent, focusing on determining stress triggers and studying peers’ actions.

Anti-Red Tape Authority Director General announces nationwide assistance to local government units for the electronic Business One-Stop Shop system, aiming for faster business permit processing in just 20 minutes.

Christmas cheer brings hope for job seekers as the unemployment rate is expected to drop to 4% in 2023 and opportunities continue to grow in 2024.

The Philippines embraces new opportunities with two groundbreaking free trade agreements, boosting trade and opening doors to global economic growth.

Philippine factories show resilience in the face of challenges, as the outlook remains positive despite a drop in new orders and workforce numbers.

Aiming for Economic Prosperity! Striving to attract more foreign investments and create ecozones for inclusive and sustainable development, the Philippines is set for success.

The Upper Wawa Dam is on track to begin operations by 2025, delivering over 700 million liters per day of water supply to Metro Manila residents.