Thursday, October 3, 2024

More airport fees coming?

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October 4, 2024

 

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ECONOMY

PH 2024, 2025 growth to be 2nd-fastest in SE Asia—Amro


The Philippines is poised to be the second fastest-growing economy in Southeast Asia this year and in 2025—just behind Vietnam—based on the latest outlook of the Asean+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (Amro), which left its growth projections for the local economy untouched.


By Ian Nicolas P. Cigaral

 

ECONOMY

IMF flags real estate, consumer credit risks


The International Monetary Fund flagged potential "pockets of vulnerabilities" in the banking system that the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) must closely monitor to protect financial stability, particularly risks from still-high vacancy rates in the local property sector and fast-rising growth in consumer credit. 


By Ian Nicolas P. Cigaral

 

MARKETING PULSE

Consumer loyalty builds brand identity


Technology may be changing a lot of things, but for GoTyme and Grab, human interaction is still the way to grow and sustain their brands and build client loyalty. 


By Linda B. Bolido

 

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BIZ BUZZ

More airport fees coming?


The San Miguel group—Ninoy Aquino International Airport's (Naia) new caretaker—and the government are already drawing heavy flak after hiking parking fees on Oct. 1. 


By Tyrone Jasper C. Piad

 

INQUIRER PLUS-EXCLUSIVE

2 PH fintechs get fresh funds from IFC


The International Finance Corp., part of the World Bank Group, is pouring more funds to help develop the Philippines' financial sector with new investments in local fintech firms First Circle and Salmon. 


By Ian Nicolas P. Cigaral


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