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More than half of global chief economists expect the world economy to weaken in 2026, citing rising debt, rapid artificial intelligence (AI) adoption, and shifting trade dynamics, according to Geneva-based World Economic Forum (WEF). WEF’s Chief Economists’ Outlook, released Friday, Jan. 16,...

Construction activity in the Philippines slowed in November 2025 as typhoons battered the country, leading to declines in both residential and non-residential projects and signaling a cooling of the private building sector, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported. The latest PSA data...

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Manila Bulletin - The Economy

The Economy

WEF: AI boom and mounting debt threaten global economy in 2026

Typhoons drag private construction down in November 2025

BSP rate-cut pause seen extending through 2026 on inflation risks

Balisacan vows no further delays for Japan-funded projects

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