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Former DOF Chiefs Back Use Of Excess GOCC Funds For Government Projects

Ex-finance secretaries support the strategy to utilize excess GOCC funds for government health and education projects.

Budget Chief: Government To Work Harder To Improve Credit Rating

The Philippine government aims for an "A" credit rating, as Budget Secretary Pangandaman highlights intensified efforts by the Marcos administration.

Philippines Maintains Net Creditor Status In IMF Financing Ops

According to Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, the Philippines upholds its net creditor status in the IMF Financial Transactions Plan.

BSP, National Bank Of Cambodia Sign Deal For Enhanced Cooperation

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has partnered with the National Bank of Cambodia to enhance operational ties, as revealed in their recent MOU signed in Siem Reap.

Philippine Auto Industry Optimistic To Hit 500K Sales In 2024

As 2024 approaches, the Philippine automotive industry remains positive about achieving 500,000 sales, a first in history.

PEZA, SM Group Discuss Developing More Ecozones, IT Parks

Collaboration between PEZA and SM Group aims to create more eco-friendly spaces.

DTI To Eastern Visayas: Patronize Local Products

During Made in the Philippines Products Week, the Department of Trade and Industry is asking Eastern Visayas to focus on local product purchases.

PSA: 11 Regions Recorded Drop In Poverty Incidence In 2023

11 out of 18 regions in the Philippines have shown remarkable progress in lowering poverty rates, as reported by the Philippine Statistics Authority.

DTI Defends Minimal Increase In 2025 Budget

The House of Representatives' Committee on Appropriations heard from DTI Acting Secretary Cristina Roque, who justified the agency’s 2025 budget increase.

Board Of Investments Eyes PHP1 Trillion Investment Approvals In 2025

BOI looks to register PHP1 trillion in projects for 2025, marking the third straight year of achieving trillion-peso investment approvals.