Inflation expected to ease anew in July | The Manila Times
INFLATION will likely move closer to falling back within target in July due to base effects and lower energy prices, analysts polled by The Manila Times said.
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INFLATION will likely move closer to falling back within target in July due to base effects and lower energy prices, analysts polled by The Manila Times said.
INFLATION probably moderated for a fifth straight month in June following price drops for food and fuel items, economists told The Manila Times.
PHILIPPINE monetary authorities are expected to keep key interest rates steady this Thursday, June 22, in view of an ongoing inflation slowdown.
Inflation in the Philippines likely sizzled and jumped above the upper end of central bank Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) two-to-four per cent target range of manageable price hikes last month.
(As released) The country performed better than expected in 2021. The national income accounts (NIA) show that the economy grew by 7.7%, higher than the median outlook of 6.5%.