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The Philippines' central bank cut its key rate to 4.75%, its lowest in over three years, citing weak growth and inflation concerns.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas cut its key policy rate to 4.75%—its lowest in over three years—citing weakening business sentiment and governance concerns, prompting analysts to predict further cuts in December and early 2026, potentially lowering rates to 4.25% by mid-2026.
The move, seen as a shift toward a more dovish stance, follows signs of slowing growth, disinflationary pressures, and expectations of U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts.
While the central bank aims to support demand, risks of future policy reversals remain if inflation rises.
Market reaction was muted, with the PSEi ending the week down 1.16%, and analysts expect continued consolidation amid concerns over economic vulnerability and delayed infrastructure projects.
El banco central de Filipinas redujo su tasa clave a 4.75%, su nivel más bajo en más de tres años, citando el débil crecimiento y las preocupaciones de inflación.