The National Economic and Development Authority will look into recommendations to get rid of the alert level system in the capital, as the country moves toward a more endemic mindset.
The Philippine economy grew by 5.6 percent in 2021, beating market expectations, as consumption was fueled by revenge spending in the fourth quarter, prompting the government to maintain a return to pre-pandemic levels this year.
Prices of goods and services in the country accelerated faster than government expectations last year despite clocking in 2021’s lowest inflation rate in December, the Philippine Statistics Authority said.
The paper says the next administration will have to forgo a "honeymoon" lap and put its nose to the grindstone from day one to deal with the effects of the pandemic.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The paper says the next administration will have to forgo a 'honeymoon' lap and put its nose to the grindstone from day one to deal with the effects of the pandemic.