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BusinessMirror, 01 Septembre 2026

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ArticlePHL MAY SHIFT TO LONG RATE PAUSE—NOMURA

THE cent­ral bank may go on a “pro­longed pause” from rais­ing its policy rate while uncer­tainty remains high as the com­bined infla­tion­ary impact of a severe El Niño and wage hikes is “his­tor­ic­ally dif­fi­cult” to estim­ate, accord­ing to...

PHL MAY SHIFT TO LONG RATE PAUSE—NOMURA

ArticleHope for ‘lift’ in ‘ber’ months pinned on infra

THE gov­ern­ment is bank­ing on a revival in pub­lic infra­struc­ture spend­ing to help lift house­hold con­sump­tion as the “ber” months approach, Socioeco­nomic Plan­ning Sec­ret­ary Arsenio M. Bal­isacan said. Bal­isacan said stronger pub­lic...

Hope for ‘lift’ in ‘ber’ months pinned on infra

ArticleBSP: Hot money out­flows reach $3.94B in Jan-july

OVERALL with­draw­als of for­eign port­fo­lio invest­ments out­weighed new place­ments in Janu­ary to July as hot money swung to a $3.94-bil­lion net out­flow dur­ing the period, a reversal of the $2.25-bil­lion net gain recor­ded last year. “The...

BSP: Hot money out­flows reach $3.94B in Jan-july

ArticleHISTORY IN DEEP WATERS

Flood­wa­ters sur­round the his­toric Bara­soain Church in Malo­los, Bulacan, on August 30, 2026, as per­sist­ent rains from the south­w­est mon­soon, or Habagat, inund­ated parts of the province. The church, where the Malo­los Con­gress con­vened and...

HISTORY IN DEEP WATERS

ArticleCAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC: ‘PHL EXPORTS CAN STILL GROW’

THE Phil­ip­pines may still have room to push its exports bey­ond the gov­ern­ment’s 2026 fore­cast, even as offi­cials acknow­ledge that the coun­try is still work­ing out how much growth it can real­ist­ic­ally deliver. The Export Mar­ket­ing...

CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC: ‘PHL EXPORTS CAN STILL GROW’

ArticleStake­hold­ers: Mobil­ity must be resi­li­ent in bad weather

WITH typhoons, flood­ing and other weather dis­rup­tions repeatedly para­lyz­ing roads and pub­lic trans­port, stake­hold­ers are call­ing for a more resi­li­ent trans­port­a­tion sys­tem that can main­tain mobil­ity and sup­port busi­ness con­tinu­ity...

Stake­hold­ers: Mobil­ity must be resi­li­ent in bad weather