Gov’t plans P1.44-trillion Q1 outlay for spending catch-up

2 February 2026

in Business

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By Aubrey Rose A. Inosante, Reporter

FINANCE SECRETARY Frederick D. Go said the government plans to spend P1.44 trillion this quarter as part of catch-up efforts to support the economy after last year’s growth slowdown.

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