The ongoing war in the Middle East threatens the flow of remittances from Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs), posing economic risks for the Philippines.The prolonged conflict in the Middle East is raising concerns over the stability of remittance flows from Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs). As many Filipinos are employed across the region, continued hostilities have potential implications for their employment security...
The Philippines saw a rise in cash remittances during the month of November, signaling continued financial support from overseas workers.Official...
Several tricycle drivers in Davao City expressed dismay after being excluded from the Department of Social Welfare and Development's cash...
President Bongbong Marcos Jr. launched programs including a fuel subsidy and a service contracting scheme to support public utility vehicle...
The World Bank projects a significant slowdown in Nepal's economic growth due to global uncertainties and stresses the importance of...
The World Bank has revised down the Philippines' economic growth forecast for 2024, citing various economic pressures.The World Bank has...
Following over a month of rising petroleum prices due to Middle East tensions, Filipino motorists may see relief next week...
Remittances from overseas Filipino workers remain a crucial support system, sustaining families and national development amid global economic shifts.Remittances sent...
President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. commemorates the 84th Araw ng Kagitingan, emphasizing resilience and unveiling government initiatives for war veterans'...
Analysis reveals Nepal's economic fragility due to its dependency on external fuel and remittance inflows from migrant workers abroad.Nepal's economy...
