Filipinas Tasa De Crecimiento Del Pib (Anual)
La mayor industria de Filipinas, la de los servicios, representa el 57% del PIB total del país. Los segmentos más importantes dentro del sector de los servicios son: el comercio, la reparación de vehículos de motor y los artículos de uso doméstico, que representan el 17% del PIB total. Le siguen las actividades inmobiliarias, el alquiler y las actividades empresariales (11%), el transporte, el almacenamiento y las comunicaciones (8%), los servicios financieros (7%) y la administración pública, la defensa y la seguridad social (4%). En términos de PIB, el sector industrial representa el 31% del total, siendo sus principales segmentos la industria manufacturera, que representa el 22% del PIB total, y la construcción, que representa el 5%. La agricultura representa el 12% restante del producto interior bruto.
A higher than expected figure should be seen as positive (bullish) for the PHP while a lower than expected figure should be seen as negative (bearish) for the PHP.
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Philippine Central Bank Holds Rate Steady
The Philippine central bank maintained its benchmark interest rate for the fourth consecutive meeting despite the rising inflation expectations. The Monetary Board governed by Eli Remolona, maintained the target reverse repurchase rate at 6.50 percent, as widely expected. Previously, the bank had raised the rate by a quarter-point in October.
RTTNews | hace 30
Philippine GDP Expands More Than Forecast
The Philippine economy expanded more than expected in the fourth quarter driven by investment and household spending but the full year growth missed the government target. Economic growth moderated to 5.6 percent in the fourth quarter from 6.0 percent in the preceding period. However, this was better than the expected expansion of 5.2 percent.
RTTNews | hace 98
Philippine Central Bank Keeps Rate Unchanged
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas kept its policy rates untouched on Thursday after an off-cycle rate hike in October and hinted at more tightening if required to steer inflation towards a target-consistent path. The Monetary Board, led by Governor Eli Remolona, maintained the target reverse repurchase rate at 6.50 percent.
RTTNews | hace 174
