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Philippine government debt climbed to P18.16 trillion in February

The Philippine government’s total outstanding debt reached P18.16 trillion as of end-February 2026, up by P25.74 billion or 0.14 percent from the previous month. It...

BSP monitors Middle East conflict impact on inflation and economy

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is closely monitoring the impact of the Middle East conflict on Philippine inflation and the economy ahead of...

Oil crisis may lead to higher bank interest rates, says Go

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) may increase the benchmark interest rates if oil prices continue to rise, Finance Secretary Frederick Go said Tuesday. The...

PH stock market plunges 2% as ME tensions rattle investors

The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) plummeted more than 2 percent Wednesday on rising tension in the Middle East. The PSEi closed at 6,307.84, down...

Peso plummets to a new all-time low of 57 a dollar

The peso tumbled to a new all-time low of 57 to a dollar Tuesday, as the greenback gained more strength from the possibility of...

Peso slumps, now at 55.06 versus dollar

The peso on Wednesday broke the 55-per-dollar boundary on the possibility of more aggressive rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve that buoyed the...

Peso rises to end eight-day slump

The peso briefly breached the 55-per-dollar level on Monday, but closed stronger to snap an eight-day depreciation since the US Federal Reserve raised the...

Peso weakens to one-year low of 50.08:US$1

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Weaker peso better

The government should maintain a balance in the exchange rate of the peso against the US dollar to enable migrant Filipino workers and exporters...
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