MANILA -- Tens of millions of Filipinos voted in the country's midterm elections Monday, which will decide half the 24-strong Senate, all 317 members of the House of Representatives and thousands of ...

MANILA, Philippines - The softer-than-expected economic growth in the first quarter was not entirely a letdown, but that ...

Despite the dismal first-quarter growth mostly weighed down by world trade uncertainties, the Economist Intelligence Unit ...

Government spending related to the May 12 midterm elections—frontloaded expenditures prior to the polls as well as the ...

The administration of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr is working to sustain the country's economic momentum ...

Malacañang expressed that Pres. Bongbong Marcos is happy over the fast growth in the Philippine economy in the first quarter ...

AFTER the Philippine economy’s lackluster growth in the first quarter, Budget Secretary Amenah F. Pangandaman said on Friday she is “optimistic” that the country will hit its growth target for the ...

US index futures are firm after yesterday's strong gains. The sharp sell-off in US Treasuries yesterday helped drag yields higher today. In Japan and among the Antipodeans, the 10-year yields rose 4-5 ...

BLAME global uncertainties, sluggish production and front-loaded election spending for the Philippine economy’s slower-than-expected growth in the first quarter of the year, economists said. On ...

Meeting on May 9】Overall, MHP has strong cost support. Supply side, some nickel salt smelters have limited quantities available for external sale in the remaining days of May, leading to firm ...

MANILA] THE Philippines’ mid-term elections on Monday (May 12) is putting investors on alert for any changes to government ...

The Philippine economy grew below market expectations in the first quarter, which the Marcos administration described as a “measured ...