Philippine Economy to Rebound in 2026 with at Least 5% Growth, Says ...

Philippine economy to rebound in 2026 with at least 5% growth, says DOF chief

MANILA — The Philippine economy will bounce back this year with growth of at least 5%, supported by sound fundamentals and a solid performance in its key revenue sectors, the finance minister said on Monday. The Philippine economy grew just 4.4% in 2025, well below the government’s 5.5% to 6.5% target for the year, as a corruption scandal weighed […] The post Philippine economy to rebound in 2026 with at least 5% growth, says DOF chief appeared …

BMI keeps 5.2% growth estimate - BusinessWorld Online

FITCH SOLUTIONS unit BMI has kept its 2026 growth forecast for the Philippines despite the last year’s miss as it expects public and private investments to recover. BMI sees the Philippine economy expanding by 5.2% this year, unchanged from its earlier projection. “For now, we are maintaining our 2026 growth forecast at 5.2%, but the lower 2025 base makes this a more pessimistic outlook,” it said in a report on Monday. This is within the governm…

Philippine economy to rebound in 2026 with at least 5% growth, says ...

Finance Sec. Go: PH economy to bounce back, to grow by at least 5% in 2026

Finance Secretary Frederick Go is optimistic the Philippine economy can bounce back again this year, even saying the country’s gross domestic product will hit a

Philippine economy to rebound in 2026 with at least 5% growth, says minister

MANILA, Feb 2 (Reuters) – The Philippine economy will bounce back this year with growth of ‍at least 5%, supported by sound fundamentals and a solid performance in its key revenue sectors, the finance minister said on Monday. The Philippine ‌economy grew just 4.4% in ‌2025, well below the government’s 5.5% to 6.5% target for the year, as a corruption scandal weighed on public ​spending and undermined consumer and investor confidence. Finance Sec…

Philippine economy to rebound in 2026 with at least 5% growth ...

MANILA — The Philippine economy will bounce back this year with growth of at least five per cent, supported by sound fundamentals and a solid performance in its key revenue sectors, the finance minister said on Monday (Feb 1).The Philippine economy grew just 4.4 per cent in 2025, well below the government's 5.5 per cent to 6.5 per cent target...