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Lower 2026 infrastructure spending signals sustained fiscal drag and muted capex-driven growth.

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Economic growth slowed down in 2025 to just 4.6 percent, down markedly from the hefty 5.7 percent in the whole of 2024.

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President Marcos blamed cyclones and global trade shifts for the economic slowdown, downplaying the impact of corruption scandals.

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Economic growth slowed down in 2025 to just 4.6 percent, down markedly from the hefty 5.7 percent in the whole of 2024.

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President Marcos blamed cyclones and global trade shifts for the economic slowdown, downplaying the impact of corruption scandals.

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