PHL Fixed-Capital Investment Seen Contracting 2.7% This Year on Infrastructure Delays — World Bank
Philippine fixed-capital investment is projected to contract by 2.7% this year due to infrastructure delays, higher energy prices, and weak investor confidence, according to the World Bank. This reverses an expected growth of 0.8% in 2025.
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