MANILA, Philippines — Foreign direct investments (FDI) to the Philippines inched up in April, buoyed by continued investor interest in manufacturing and strong inflows from Japan, even as the ...

In a fickle policy environment, global FDI has shrunk for the second straight year. But leading Southeast Asian countries in the FDI space have recorded gains.

FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS (FDI) in the Philippines rose 7.1% year on year in April, boosted by inflows from Japan and investments in the manufacturing sector, according to the central bank. “Net ...

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Central bank data showed that the FDI net inflows stood at $610 million in April, up from $498 million in March, and $570 million in the same month last year. It is also the highest since the $731 ...

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FDI inflows to the Philippines fell 33.4% in the first four months of 2025, with economists warning that new US tariffs could further dampen investor confidence.

Net foreign direct investments rebounded in April to a three-month high, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) reported on Thursday, indicating renewed interest in the country amid global ...

Foreign direct investments into the Philippines rose to a three-month high in April, but higher US tariff is feared to disrupt the momentum.