菲律宾综合股价指数 (PSEi) 加自选

去年同月，菲律宾银行的现金汇款同比增长3.7%，达到29.9亿美元。他增加的主要原因是陆地工人（3.7%）和海上工人（3.5%）的汇款增加。从1月到6月，现金汇款增长了3.1%，达到162.5亿美元，主要得益于美国、新加坡和沙特阿拉伯的流入增加。按来源国划分，美国仍然是最大的汇款来源，占汇款总额的40.1%，其次是新加坡（7.1%）、沙特阿拉伯（6.2%）、日本（5.0%）和英国（4.9%）。

Cash remittances coursed through banks in the Philippines rose by 3.7% year-on-year to USD 2.99 billion in the same month last year. he increase was mainly driven by higher remittances from both land-based workers (3.7%) and sea-based workers (3.5%). From January to June, cash remittances grew by 3.1% to USD 16.25 billion, primarily supported by increased inflows from the US, Singapore, and Saudi Arabia. By country of origin, the US remained the top source, accounting for 40.1% of total remittances, followed by Singapore (7.1%), Saudi Arabia (6.2%), Japan (5.0%), and the United Kingdom (4.9%).

2025年5月，菲律宾的外国直接投资净额（FDI）同比增长21.3%，达到6亿美元。净流入的增加是由债务工具的大幅增长（88.3%）和再投资收益的小幅增长（1.4%）推动的。与此同时，股本出现逆转，暴跌61.4%。本月股权资本配置主要来自美国（36%）、日本（33%）、新加坡（12%）和韩国（12%），投资主要针对制造业（49%）、房地产（14%）以及电力、天然气、蒸汽和空调供应（13%）。考虑到1月至5月期间，外国直接投资净额达到30亿美元，与去年同期相比大幅下降26.9%。

Net foreign direct investment (FDI) in the Philippines climbed by 21.3% year-on-year to USD 0.6 billion in May 2025. The increase in net inflows was driven by a significant rise in debt instruments (88.3%) and a modest gain in reinvestment earnings (1.4%). Meanwhile, equity capital saw a reversal, plunging by 61.4%. Equity capital placements for the month largely came from the United States (36%), Japan (33%), Singapore (12%), and South Korea (12%), with investments directed mainly toward manufacturing (49%), real estate (14%), and electricity, gas, steam, and air conditioning supply (13%). Considering the January-to-May period, net FDI reached $3 billion, sharply lower by 26.9% compared with the corresponding period of the previous year.

在截至2025年6月的三个月里，菲律宾经济环比增长1.5%，比上一时期的1.2%有所加速。在消费者通胀放缓的支持下，家庭支出大幅增长（第一季度为1.2%对0.5%），推动了更快的增长。净贸易也做出了积极贡献，出口下降了0.6%（对+2.3%），但被进口大幅下降4.6%（对-13.7%）所抵消。与此同时，由于与选举有关的公共支出禁令，固定投资增长放缓至0.5%（对4.1%），政府支出收缩2.1%（对+7.5%），这是一年多来的首次下降。在主要行业中，服务业的活动有所回升（2%对1%），而农业、林业和渔业（1.7%对2.2%）以及工业（0.5%对1.3%）的增长放缓。

The Philippine economy grew by 1.5% quarter-on-quarter in the three months ending June 2025, accelerating from a 1.2% expansion in the previous period. The faster growth was driven by a sharper rise in household spending (1.2% vs 0.5% in Q1), supported by moderating consumer inflation. Net trade also contributed positively, as exports declined by 0.6% (vs +2.3%) but were offset by a steeper 4.6% drop in imports (vs -13.7%). Meanwhile, growth in fixed investments slowed to 0.5% (vs 4.1%), and government spending contracted by 2.1% (vs +7.5%)—the first decline in over a year—due to an election-related ban on public disbursements. Among major sectors, activity picked up in services (2% vs 1%), while growth in agriculture, forestry, and fishing (1.7% vs 2.2%) and industry (0.5% vs 1.3%) slowed.

2025年6月，菲律宾制造业产量同比增长1.8%，较上月下调后的3.1%有所缓解。经济放缓主要归因于基本金属制造业的急剧下降（5月份为-24.0%对-13.7%），这导致了32.6%的年度减速。焦炭和精炼石油产品（-7.9%对-2.0%）以及化学品和化学产品（-14.0%对9.1%）的制造业也出现了更快的年度下降。此外，运输设备（11.8%对13.9%）、电气设备（5.8%对9.7%）、皮革及相关产品（13.0%对21.3%）和烟草制品（7.0%对19.6%）的生产放缓。与此同时，食品（26.3%对15.5%）和木材、竹子、藤条和藤制品（32.1%对24.4%）的产量加快。经季节性调整的月度数据显示，制造业产出下降2.8%，而前一时期下降2.1%。

Manufacturing production in the Philippines grew by 1.8% year-on-year in June 2025, easing from a downwardly revised 3.1% increase in the previous month. The slowdown was mainly attributed to a sharper decline in the manufacture of basic metals (-24.0% vs -13.7% in May), which contributed 32.6% to the annual deceleration. Faster annual decreases were also recorded in the manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products (-7.9% vs -2.0%) and chemicals and chemical products (-14.0% vs 9.1%). Additionally, production slowed in the manufacture of transport equipment (11.8% vs 13.9%), electrical equipment (5.8% vs 9.7%), leather and related products (13.0% vs 21.3%), and tobacco products (7.0% vs 19.6%). Meanwhile, output accelerated in the manufacture of food products (26.3% vs 15.5%) and wood, bamboo, cane, and rattan products (32.1% vs 24.4%). On a seasonally adjusted monthly basis, manufacturing output fell by 2.8%, following a 2.1% drop in the previous period.