IF it were up to Ann (not her real name), she would not give up her good-paying job at a multinational business process outsourcing (BPO). But the odds were not in her favor.
ROAD trips, malling and traffic have all returned to many parts of the country thanks to the rapid decline in Covid-19 cases. Suffice it to say that economic activity had been brisk and many Filipinos were starting to become more hopeful that they are closer to getting their old lives back after over two years.
THE Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is keeping true to its monetary policy playbook, despite the unexpected rise in inflationary pressures which are projected to linger in 2022.
JUST as the country slowly emerges from the economic downturn caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, Filipinos are not completely out of the woods yet as they face expensive fuel and food prices this year.
THE Department of Finance is bracing for a likely futher rise in interest rates and borrowing costs in the coming months following the more aggressive stance from the US Federal Reserve along with the ongoing geopolitical tension between Russia and Ukraine.
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