Monthly Recap: Fed’s path, Philippines cuts outlooks
Here are the key economic events in June 2025 and what to look out for ahead.

As more US Federal Reserve (Fed) officials signal possible rate cuts and as geopolitical risks from the Israel and Iran tension seem to moderate, the odds of resumed monetary easing by the Fed are also increasing.
We saw the dollar-peso climb and drop this month as the Israel-Iran tension heightened then subsided.
On the local front, the government slashed the Philippines’ growth estimate to 5.5%-6.5% for this year and 6.0%-7.0% next year, from the previous 6.0%-8.0% for both years. The inflation target was also narrowed to 2.0%-3.0% for this year, from the previous 2.0%-4.0%.
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