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// Ralph Recto
JAN
07
2025

Recto: 2024 average inflation eased to 3.2% as gov’t interventions sustained rice price moderation, benefitting low-income families

PRESS RELEASE Finance Secretary Ralph G. Recto has credited the easing of the 2024 average inflation rate to 3.2%—well within target—to effective government interventions that sustained the moderation of rice prices, providing much-needed relief to low-income families. The
JAN
02
2025

DOF commends state banks for their strong financial footing, well-equipped to provide more services to Filipinos

PRESS RELEASE The Department of Finance (DOF) has commended the Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) and the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) for maintaining their strong financial position, making them even more well-equipped to provide more services to
DEC
23
2024

PBBM admin secures efficient and concessional financing in 2024 for the Build Better More program, various development projects

PRESS RELEASE The Marcos, Jr. administration has successfully secured concessional official development assistance (ODA) financing and grants from development partners in 2024 to fund the high-impact infrastructure projects under the Build Better More program as well as other
DEC
18
2024

Recto: Signing of crucial agreements to jumpstart fruition of 5 PPP transport projects a monumental Christmas gift to Filipinos 

PRESS RELEASE Finance Secretary Ralph G. Recto highlighted that the recent signing of crucial agreements to jumpstart the fruition of five Public-Private Partnership (PPP) transportation projects is a monumental gift to Filipinos this Christmas. Witnessed by President Ferdinand
DEC
16
2024

PBBM admin achieves multiple economic milestones in 2024, drives PH again as one of the fastest-growing economies in Asia

PRESS RELEASE The Marcos Jr. administration has made 2024 a banner year for economic achievements and has once again successfully positioned the Philippines as among the fastest-growing economies in Asia despite global challenges such as geopolitical tensions. “2024 is a year of