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Tag: Oxford Economics

Philippine tourism seeks quality over quantity, targets high-value travelers

MANILA—The Philippines is focusing on enhancing the quality of tourist experiences, particularly high-quality food and beverage (F&B) offerings, to boost tourism revenue, according to...

Philippine semiconductor exports face US tariff threat

The Philippines’ vital semiconductor export sector is expected to see flat-to-moderate growth this year and next, with risks weighed down by a shift in...

Asian export resilience to moderate soon, says Oxford Economics

Asian goods export volumes, in seasonally adjusted terms, remained close to their July peak in August, reflecting exporter price concessions, delays in US tariff...

Oxford, Citi expect another BSP rate cut in fourth quarter

Global research firm Oxford Economics and US bank Citi expect another interest rate cut by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) in the fourth...

Asia Pacific faces export growth slowdown

The Asia-Pacific region faces an export growth slowdown in the second half of 2025, according to Oxford Economics. It said that in seasonally adjusted US...

BSP turns more cautious as peso weakens

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas turned more cautious after the peso weakened recently as a result of the Middle East conflict that forced investors...

Asian central banks face different challenges

Oxford Economics said most central banks across emerging Asia are under pressure to cut policy rates to boost growth. “But so far, there has...

BSP expected to keep rates steady until second quarter of 2024

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas is expected to keep interest rates steady until the second quarter of 2024, before starting to cut rates, according...

Oxford Economics sees peso falling to 57 a dollar by fourth quarter

Oxford Economics, a UK-based economic forecasting agency, said Tuesday it expects the peso and other Asian currencies to trade weaker in the fourth quarter...

Foreign investors going everywhere but here

"Constitutional amendments alone will not address this problem."   If what foreign businessmen read about in the media is Rodrigo Duterte constantly repeating his “kill, kill,...

UK think tank sees weak PH growth in Q3

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PH agriculture contributes P6.1t

The agriculture and food sector contributes P6.1 trillion to the Philippine economy annually and employs 18 million Filipinos, representing the immense impact of the...

Integration: Delivering on our promise

By Juergen Mueller & Thomas Saueressig Companies need to strive for business continuity and adapt quickly to new market conditions, in the current environment more...

How Filipino SMEs reset for rebound after COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has clearly affected many industries since the implementation of the community quarantines.  But as the saying goes, when one door closes,...
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