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Philippine economic slump worsens on Iran war, bad weather

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High food and energy prices in the Philippines constrained consumer spending, a key economic driver which continued to post slower growth.

High food and energy prices in the Philippines constrained consumer spending, a key economic driver which continued to post slower growth. | BLOOMBERG

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Nov 9, 2026

The Philippine economy unexpectedly slowed for a fifth straight quarter, raising questions about the central bank’s rate-hike cycle and heaping pressure on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

Gross domestic product expanded 2.1% in the three months to September from a year earlier, the statistics agency said Monday. That compares to 2.4% in the second quarter and was a full percentage point below the median estimate of 3.1% in a Bloomberg News survey.

Agricultural output fell 4.8% in the third quarter, and services growth continued to slow. Farm output was hurt as typhoons battered the climate-vulnerable nation, with El Nino further clouding the outlook.

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