Philippines
Why Philippines is still basking in a sweet spot of growth
Why Philippines is still basking in a sweet spot of growth
3% inflation forecast has been penciled in.
Philippines inflation pegged to hit 3%
Banks likely to adjust asset mix.
S&P raises Philippines to investment grade
Second major agency to do so.
Why Philippines is most likely to hold on to its key policy rates
Rates will stand pat at 5.5% and 3.5%.
Philippines' central bank slashed deposit rate by 2.5%
That's since 2013 started.
Philippines exports shrunk by 15.6% to US$3.74b
It's the sharpest drop in 14 months.
Philippines export growth to dip 2.9%
Despite the electronics segment's expected rebound.
What lies ahead for the Philippines after Fitch's investment grade
Under-investment in the economy still lingers, says analyst.
Philippine inflation likely to edge up to 4.5% by end-2013
Monetary tightening may loom.
Fitch upgrades Philippines to coveted investment grade status
Sovereign rating upped to BBB-.
Here's proof that Philippines' electronics market may be heading for a rebound
Export values plunged to $1.5b.
Philippine unemployment worsens to 7.1% in January
But won't affect growth for now.
Philippine exports plummet 2.7% in January
Showed similar weakness as Korea and Taiwan.
Philippines' inflation to hit 3.4% in February
Analyst predicts more signs of inflation amid surge in GDP.
Philippine's merchandise exports soared 16.5%
Check out its top destination of exports.
This chart aborts hope that monthly rents would fall this year
Housing completions declined sharply in 4Q12.
Philippines' remittances from overseas workers spike by 8.5%
Monthly average soars to 5.8%.
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