Philippine Banks See Bad Loan Ratio Drop to 9-Month Low Amid Record Lending
The Philippine banking sector has seen its non-performing loan (NPL) ratio fall to a nine-month low, coinciding with a record high in lending reaching ₱18.1 trillion. This indicates economic recovery and financial system stability.
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