Philippine Bank Lending Cools to 4-Month Low in June Amid Economic Uncertainty
Philippine bank lending grew at its slowest pace in four months in June, rising 9.8% year-on-year. Businesses and households showed increased caution towards debt, reflecting economic uncertainties. Money supply growth also moderated.
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