Philippine Debt-to-GDP Target at Risk as Q3 Economic Growth Slumps to Post-Pandemic Low
The Philippines' Q3 economic growth in 2026 has hit a post-pandemic low, raising concerns about the government's debt-to-GDP target. A decline in foreign reserves has also been noted.
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