Coins.ph, the Philippines' most established digital asset platform, is strengthening its positioning as a major foreign exchange competitor, directly challenging traditional banks by leveraging ...
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Corruption issues may dampen gov’t spending until first half of 2026
GOVERNMENT spending will likely remain slow until the first half of 2026 as governance issues linger, dragging economic growth below target until 2027, ANZ Research said. “Public infrastructure ...
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Peso could hit P60:$1 by end-Q1 next year
THE peso is expected to face renewed depreciation pressure with ANZ Research warning that weak economic momentum, fragile investor sentiment and policy risks could push the exchange rate to P60 per ...
The Philippine peso and its emerging-market peers are expected to retreat against the United States (US) dollar as widening current account deficits ...
The Philippine economy navigated a turbulent 2025 characterized by cooling growth and infrastructure scandals, even as record ...
The reserve requirement ratio (RRR) for large banks could be reduced by up to two percentage points (ppts) next year, bringing it closer to three percent ...
The public can exchange unfit banknotes without any charge, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said Monday. “The public is encouraged to transact with BSP-authorized banks for currency exchange to ...
Coins.ph is positioning itself as a major competitor to traditional Philippine banks by launching institutional-grade foreign ...
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