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Moody’s Analytics trims Philippines growth forecasts

23 March 2026
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By Katherine K. Chan, Reporter

THE PHILIPPINE ECONOMY is expected to expand by 4.9% this year, reflecting weak domestic momentum and the energy crisis caused by the Middle East conflict, Moody’s Analytics said.

In a report on Monday, Moody’s Analytics said it cut the Philippine gross domestic product (GDP) growth projection to 4.9% this year from 5.1% previously.

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