+ Follow Moody’s Ratings Tag
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[Title] => Moody’s sees rebound in Philippines growth this year
[Summary] => Moody’s Ratings expects Philippine economic growth to rebound to 5.5 percent in 2026 and 5.6 percent in 2027, but warned that higher debt servicing costs, the need for new revenue measures and slower public spending could weigh on the recovery.
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[Title] => Moody’s flags debt, climate risks in Philippines credit review
[Summary] => Moody’s Ratings completed its periodic review of the Philippines’ credit profile, citing the economy’s strong growth prospects and stable fiscal metrics while warning of lingering risks from elevated debt costs, global uncertainties and climate change.
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[Title] => Stocks, dollar drop after US loses last triple-A credit rating
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[Title] => ‘Philippine banks among least affected by US tariffs’
[Summary] => Philippine banks are among the least exposed in Asia-Pacific to the credit risks stemming from the United States’ latest import tariff hikes, according to credit watchdog Moody’s Ratings.
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[Title] => Moody’s: Philippines banking system to remain stable
[Summary] => Moody’s Ratings has maintained a stable outlook for the Philippine banking sector as strong economic growth and interest rate cuts are expected to sustain credit demand and mitigate asset quality risks.
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Moody’s Ratings
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[Title] => Moody’s flags debt, climate risks in Philippines credit review
[Summary] => Moody’s Ratings completed its periodic review of the Philippines’ credit profile, citing the economy’s strong growth prospects and stable fiscal metrics while warning of lingering risks from elevated debt costs, global uncertainties and climate change.
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