Philippine Economy May See Delayed Recovery Until 2027 - BMI
The Philippine economy may have to wait until 2027 for a meaningful growth recovery, with weak momentum from 2024 expected to spill into 2025 and limit the pace of the rebound, according to BMI. The unit of Fitch Solutions has also lowered its 2026 growth forecast.
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