These policy changes are visible globally and are becoming important metrics for business leaders to consider if they’re ...
The World Bank’s latest economic forecast for the Philippines delivers sobering news: growth languishing below 5.5 percent until at least 2027. Downgraded projections to 5.1 percent for 2025 and ...
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World Bank cuts Philippines 2025 growth outlook to 5.1%
MANILA, Philippines — The World Bank has cut its economic growth projection for the Philippines to 5.1 percent for 2025, marking its second downgrade this year amid weaker investment activity, soft ...
LOWER domestic investment, weak business confidence and a significant decline in foreign direct investments will cause the Philippine economy to post growth of below 5.5 percent until 2027, according ...
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World Bank Provides $150 Million to Boost Private Investment and Promote Job Creation
The World Bank Group today approved a $150 million (about FCFA84 billion) International Development Association (IDA) operation to support an ambitious package of structural reforms aimed at boosting ...
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World Bank cuts PH growth outlook amid natural disasters, weak investor confidence
Multilateral lender World Bank has trimmed its economic growth outlook for the Philippines, citing “domestic shocks” such as recent natural disasters and weak investor confidence undermined by the ...
The PEU highlights that urban corridors—spanning Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao—hold significant potential to boost nationwide ...
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No Plans To Increase Foreign Investment Limit To 49% In Public Sector Banks, Says Government
As per current laws, the FDI limit in PSBs and private sector banks are 20% and 74%, respectively.
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