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Budget and Management Secretary Amenah Pangandaman (PNA file photo) MANILA - Economic managers have lowered the government's growth target for 2022 after taking into consideration the impact of the latest external developments. In a briefing on Friday, Department of Budget and Management (DBM) Secretary Amenah Pangandaman said the latest gross domestic product assumption for the year was changed to between 6.5 percent and 7.5 percent, lower than the 7 percent to 8 percent approved by economic managers in May, "in consideration of recent external and domestic developments." However, the 2023-2025 forecasts were hiked to 6.5 percent to 8 percent from the previous 6 percent to 7 percent. The 2026-2028 growth assumption is between 6.5 percent and 8 percent. "The increase in household consumption and private investments, along with a robust manufacturing industry, high vaccination rate, improved health care capacity, and the upward trend on tourism and employment has allo

United statesAmenah pangandamanArsenio balisacanFerdinand marcos jrErnesto perniaDepartment of budgetSecretary amenah pangandamanBudget and management secretary amenah pangandaman pna file photo manila economic managers have lowered the government 39s growth target for 2022 after taking into consideration impact of latest external developments ina briefing on fridayEpartment of budget and management dbm secretary amenah pangandaman said the latest gross domestic product assumption for year was changed to between 6 5 percent 7Ower than the 7 percent to 8 approved by economic managers in mayUot in consideration of recent external and domestic developments quot howeverHe 2023 2025 forecasts were hiked to 6 5 percent 8 from the previous 7 2026 2028 growth assumption is between and quot increase in household consumption private investmentsLong witha robust manufacturing industryHigh vaccination rateMproved health care capacityNd the upward trend on tourism and employment has allowed us to safely re open economy registera positive growth for first three months of 2022