News and Information

BSP surprise: Another rate cut to push PH economic pedal

Inquirer.net
19 Nov 2020
  Philippines

MSME loan approvals only a fraction of funds allocated as Bayanihan II nears expiry

Business World
18 Nov 2020
  Philippines

Denmark announces funding for clinical trials of Covid-19 vaccine

The Local
11 Nov 2020
  Denmark

Long PH recovery seen as gov’t spending ‘bright spot’ fails to offset Q3 consumer slump

Inquirer.net
10 Nov 2020
  Philippines

Denmark announces lockdown after COVID-19 outbreak in mink farms

Republic World
06 Nov 2020
  Denmark

Gradual pullout of monetary measures vs COVID-19 urged

Philstar
04 Nov 2020
  Philippines

Korea grants $100-M loan for PHL pandemic response

Business World
03 Nov 2020
  Republic of Korea;   Philippines

PHL’s COVID-19 fiscal package among region’s smallest — Nomura

Business World
31 May 2020
  Philippines

Finland approves employment of additional non-EU agri-workers

Xinhuanet
30 May 2020
  Finland

P354 billion released for anti-COVID measures

Philstar
29 May 2020
  Philippines

Finland in recession after Q1 GDP shrinks 0.9% Q/Q -Statistics Finland

Reuters
29 May 2020
  Finland

PHL gets $1.25-billion worth of loans for coronavirus response

Business World
29 May 2020
  Philippines

P846-B additional stimulus needed

Business World
29 May 2020
  Philippines

PHL to open up economy as lockdown eases

Business World
29 May 2020
  Philippines

Bigger budget for infrastructure, health sectors eyed

Business World
29 May 2020
  Philippines

World Bank approves US$500 million to help mitigate impact of COVID-19 pandemic

World Bank
28 May 2020
  Philippines

Finland joins other Nordic countries in virtual tourism due to pandemic

The Barents Observer
28 May 2020
  Finland

Finland’s new-found commitment to the European project

International Politics and Society
28 May 2020
  Finland

Philippines Inc. calls on Congress to urgently pass CREATE bill

Philstar
28 May 2020
  Philippines

Hard road ahead for PH firms even as lockdown restrictions are eased

Inquirer.net
28 May 2020
  Philippines