Photographer: Johannes Eisele/AFP via Getty ImagesFeatured PSA ArticlesANALYSIS: Implications for the Philippines of Possible Trump-Imposed Tariffs on ChinaNovember 27, 2024Updated on November 27, 2024{{bullet-1}}{{bullet-2}}Share this articleEmailUS President-elect Trump has signaled his intentions to impose tariffs on goods coming in to the US as part of his economic agenda, with a rumored 60 percent tariff to be imposed on China and a 10 to 20 percent tariff for the rest of the world. Read the full article here.Ask an AnalystTAGSState of the EconomyRelatedTourism receipts more important than arrivals — DoT chief January 12, 2025PH reached P760B in tourism revenues in 2024 January 12, 2025Gov’t to push for flexible work setups this year January 12, 2025PH unemployment declines to 3.2% in November January 12, 2025DITO teams up with ZTE to boost Philippine internet connectivity January 12, 2025DICT flags hacking attempts before midterm elections January 12, 2025DICT seeks to amend cybercrime law as scammers upgrade January 12, 2025Foreign direct investments rebound in October 2024 from two-month slump January 12, 2025Raslag supplies clean power to Team Energy January 12, 2025Indonesia’s Pertamina to buy 20% stake in Philippine’s Citicore Renewables for $115 million January 12, 2025LATEST BRIEFSTourism receipts more important than arrivals — DoT chiefPH reached P760B in tourism revenues in 2024Gov’t to push for flexible work setups this yearPH unemployment declines to 3.2% in NovemberDITO teams up with ZTE to boost Philippine internet connectivityDICT flags hacking attempts before midterm electionsDICT seeks to amend cybercrime law as scammers upgradeForeign direct investments rebound in October 2024 from two-month slump
