Philippine
OCBC cuts its 2025 Philippines GDP forecast below 5% after weak Q3 results and slow public spending. Consumption softens, credit tightens, and investment turns cautious, shifting growth from automatic to execution-dependent.
Philippine
Philippines GDP growth slows to 5.0% in Q3, PSEi and PHP weaken amid subdued consumption, weaker remittances, and policy uncertainty, signaling 2025 target shortfall and cautious investor sentiment.
Philippine
The Philippines doubles down on infrastructure and energy investment to anchor 2026 growth, while fiscal reforms aim to curb debt near 60 % of GDP. The challenge lies in executing projects swiftly without stoking inflation or crowding out private credit.