Economy

Rate cuts here and there, subdued inflation, and peso weakness were the main economic headlines in the past month

Headline inflation was unchanged in October, providing ample room for monetary authorities to continue cutting interest rates to spur growth

The Philippines’ third-quarter GDP is expected to show some resilience despite global struggles

The Philippines’ trade deficit narrowed year-on-year in September on the back of strong export growth

The US Federal Reserve moves to more accommodating territory on soft labor market

Inflation in October is expected to be below the target range, and may provide leeway for lower policy rates ahead

Sustained US consumer spending masks a dim economic outlook. What is its impact on US investments? Read more to learn.

At Metrobank’s series of economic briefings, Chief Economist Nicholas Mapa outlines the five themes you should know about the Philippines for the rest of the year and for 2026.

Fed set to decide on rates as the US government shutdown further blurs the economic outlook.