A nuclear reactor inside Pax Silica? DOE says it’s an option
Beyond the nuclear question, critics warn that a Pax Silica deal should be studied well to prevent any exploitative arrangements reminiscent of the Philippines’ colonial past
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[In This Economy] The Philippines has entered stagflation territory
There’s a lot of lost growth to catch up on, especially since many if not most of our neighbors are performing well in terms of growth
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Philippine economic growth slows further to 2.1% in Q3 2026
(1st UPDATE) The latest GDP figure is even lower than the revised 2.4% growth recorded in Q2 2026, and also below the revised 4% posted in Q3 2025
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Marcos gov’t on track to miss growth target for fourth straight year
Even achieving 3% growth in 2026 would be a ‘remarkable accomplishment,’ says economic planning chief Arsenio Balisacan
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[In This Economy] Pagsadsad ng piso: Ano ang puwedeng gawin?
Sa ngayon, makatutulong ang pagplano ng bayarin at pag-iwas sa padalos-dalos na financial decisions. Pero may pananagutan din ang gobyerno na gawing mas matatag ang ekonomiya.
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[In This Economy] Will Sara Duterte be good for business and the economy?
Until now, Sara Duterte has said little about her specific plans or vision for the country, as well as economic reforms and policies she might put in place in case she wins
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Rapper-economist Cielo Magno confirms she will run for Senate
(2nd UPDATE) Will anti-corruption crusader Cielo Magno succeed where former NEDA chief Winnie Monsod failed?
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[Vantage Point] Do you want to own one square meter of Ayala Avenue?
Why tokenized securities could become the next revolution in investing.
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[In This Economy] The populist economics of SONA 2026
This year’s SONA seems to be a bit more polished and better crafted—in form, at least. In terms of substance, though, it’s terribly populist.
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[Ask the Tax Whiz] What do the proposed tax reforms in Marcos’ 2026 SONA mean for you?
Government should recover revenues lost in tax reforms by plugging tax evasion and running after those with unexplained wealth
