Analysis

Stubbornly elevated consumer prices may warrant a reining-in by the BSP.

Faster US inflation and fresh military strikes in the Middle East will likely keep risk levels elevated in financial markets.

We see no compelling reason for the US Fed to adjust policy rates at this time

Early resilience faded as geopolitical jitters and concerns over Indonesian credits drove a late-week widening bias.

Military escalation between Israel and Iran and a lack of progress toward a peace deal tilt risk levels in financial markets to the upside.

Softer inflation sparked a brief rally in peso bonds, but persistent global risks and expected rate hikes kept investors cautious.

The Philippines’ headline inflation eased in May, but uncertainty remains and overall economic conditions point to subdued demand

As energy shocks freeze expansion plans, corporate sentiment has plunged to a new low.

Geopolitical ructions keep credit markets cautious, with investors preferring safer, short-dated bonds