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PBBM’s Economic Czar Wants More Firms To Go Listed

OSAPIEA Secretary Frederick Go aims to streamline requirements and cut costs for going public, enhancing the country’s capital market.

Philippine Halal Blueprint Targets To Double Output By 2028

DTI unveils the Philippine Halal Industry Development Strategic Plan, charting the course to become Asia’s premier halal hub by 2028.

Secretary Recto: Philippines To Welcome United States Investors

Finance Secretary Ralph Recto reaffirms the Philippines’ unwavering commitment to extend a ‘red carpet’ welcome to potential investors, in line with President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s directive.

New SBMA Chief Eyes More Hotels, Infra Projects To Attract Investors

Businessman Eduardo Aliño takes the helm as the new Chairman and Administrator of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority on Monday.

Philippines Records USD642 Million Balance Of Payments Surplus In December

The country’s balance of payments position posted a surplus of USD642 million in December last year.

Kimchi Exports Hit Record-High In 2023 Amid K-Content Popularity

South Korea’s exports of kimchi set a new record in 2023 amid the rising popularity of Korean entertainment content around the globe, data showed.

BCDA Raises NAIA Terminal 3 Land Lease To PHP600 Million

The Bases Conversion and Development Authority is raising by threefold the lease price for the property where NAIA Terminal 3 is located.

Managing Inflation Backs Philippines Economic Expansion In 2024

ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office foresees the Philippines as the region’s fastest-growing economy, emphasizing the pivotal role of effective inflation management by the government.

Rosy Outlook For Travel Agencies As Filipinos Go On More Trips

The Philippine Travel Agencies Association projects a remarkable 25% growth in travel bookings for the year, fueled by the robust enthusiasm of Filipinos for domestic and international adventures.

Government Sticks To 6.5-7.5% GDP Growth Target For 2024

The government maintains its steadfast GDP target of 6.5 to 7.5 percent for 2024, amidst varied forecasts suggesting a potential divergence from the administration’s economic expansion goal.

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