ACHIEVING the country’s growth potential of at least 6 percent remains a challenge, as external uncertainties continue to weigh down economic performance, according to the Department of Finance (DOF).

PHILIPPINE economic growth may have picked up in the second quarter, but full-year expansion is likely to be below 6% amid uncertainty over US tariffs, Finance Secretary Ralph G. Recto said.

The United States’ decision to impose steep tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico is likely to have a muted impact on ...

THE PHILIPPINES joins a select group of growing economies that will drive expanding meat consumption over the next decade or ...

Investing.com - Futures linked to Canada’s main stock exchange were broadly unchanged on Wednesday, as investors digested both domestic and U.S. inflation data and gauged an inc ...

A LOW-PRESSURE area east of Catanduanes has developed into a tropical depression, according to the state weather bureau. The tropical depression that authorities named Crising may intensify into a ...

Finance Secretary Ralph Recto said Philippine economic growth is expected to accelerate in the second half of the year. "I ...

The Dutch tech firm saw its shares drop almost 7% in morning trading after it released second-quarter results. Sales rose above analysts’ expectations, although ASML warned that tariffs threaten its ...