Philippine central bank Governor Remolona indicates the economy can handle another quarter-point rate hike, suggesting a possible increase next month.

The Philippines sets a record 12% wage hike for Manila workers starting this month to counter inflation.

The post reports that the Philippines cut its economic growth targets and expects a weaker peso beyond 2028 due to Middle East tensions and El Niño.

Philippine government plans to raise budget by 6% next year to 7.2 trillion pesos.

Barclays sees limited Philippine peso gains despite Iran deal.

The Philippines cut its 2026 economic growth target due to increased oil costs from the Iran war and a government corruption crackdown.

Philippines central bank governor says can hold emergency meeting for larger rate hike if needed.

Philippine central bank raises benchmark rate 25bp to 4.75%, second consecutive hike to curb war-driven inflation.

Philippines central bank expects 2028 inflation slightly above 3.0% target.

Philippines central bank says latest forecast shows inflation path rising.

Philippines central bank policy rate set at 4.75%, matching expectations, up from previous 4.50%.

President Trump said he would handle a possible Red Sea blockade if it occurs.

Asian currencies traded subdued as Middle East tensions offset a softer dollar, with the yen under particular pressure.

Asian currencies consolidate, potentially weighed by risk-off sentiment according to WSJ.

Philippine Foreign Ministry stated all stakeholders are committed to creating a meaningful Code of Conduct.

Philippine inflation eased for a second month, retreating from a three-year high, giving relief to the central bank.

Canada and the Philippines plan to finalize a free trade agreement this year and signed agreements to deepen cooperation on energy, defense, labor and migration.

Bloomberg reports that Thailand, the Philippines, and Argentina are identified as promising underutilized economies for increased supply chain roles.

OCBC analysts report that Indonesia and Philippines central banks may raise rates by 25bp Thursday, driven by inflation and macro stability amid continued capital flow volatility despite Fed holding rates steady.