OVER P228 billion in economic output may be generated from shopping by foreign tourists this year, dwarfing the estimated P4 billion in government losses from refunding value-added taxes (VAT) they ...
Economic uncertainties have pushed more Filipinos to consider financial safety nets, yet achieving long-term security remains a challenge.
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BusinessWorld on MSNBelow-target growth likely in 1st half of 2025PHILIPPINE economic growth is likely to fall short of the government’s target in the first two quarters, GlobalSource ...
Finance Secretary Ralph G. Recto has praised the sharp drop in inflation to 2.1% in February 2025, calling it a significant win for low-income families. The reduction in inflation brings relief ...
Finance Secretary Ralph Recto asked the Insurance Commission (IC) to elevate its role beyond regulation and become a “relentless guardian of the Filipino ...
Finance Secretary Ralph G. Recto secured financing from Japan for big-ticket infrastructure projects as well as program budget support for health and climate change initiatives during a high-level ...
Finance Secretary Ralph G. Recto has made a strong pitch for the country, telling global investors that now is the time, the Philippines is the place, and Filipinos are the right partners for their ...
every yen and every commitment made today translates into real improvements to the people we serve,” Finance Secretary Ralph Recto said. Three of the five loans were supplementary financing ...
Ralph G. Peelman III of FL and Robert Potts Jr. (Karen) of Erie; ex-wife, Diane Smith Peelman of Erie; and 4 sisters, Debbie Rihel (Ken) of Erie, Charlene Lintz of Sherman, NY, Darlene Seeking ...
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