The Punch on MSN
Interest income surge lifts FCMB earnings to N828bn
Discover the latest FCMB earnings report. Gross earnings hit N828.1bn in nine months, boosted by a 64.7% rise in interest ...
The revenue of the financial services group enlarged by 40 per cent to N828.1 billion, while net interest income advanced by ...
Israel’s foreign exchange reserves at the end of November 2025 fell to $231.425 billion, a decline of $529 million from their ...
Issuance of government securities, along with weakening of the Philippine peso, resulted in the 0.61 percent jump in ...
Philstar.com on MSN
Weak peso fuels government debt to P17.56 trillion
The country’s outstanding debt exceeded this year’s full-year projection by more than P200 billion following the peso’s record-low performance against the dollar.
The world’s most popular cryptocurrency is now worth one-third less than at its record this year. A fire sale by this little ...
As of December 1, 2025, Ukraine's international reserves, according to preliminary data, amounted to USD 54,748.0 million, ...
The weaker peso against the US dollar drove the national government's outstanding debt to P17.562 trillion by the end of October, as currency swings added to its obligations despite a lesser reliance ...
GMA Network on MSN
PH debt up to P17.56T in October 2025 amid peso depreciation
The Philippine government’s total outstanding debt grew to P17.56 trillion in October, driven by net new borrowings both ...
Tribune Online on MSN
FCMB Group nine months profit rises 52 percent to N125.5bn despite FX losses
FCMB Group Plc has reported a strong financial performance for the first nine months of the year, posting a 52.3 percent rise in net profit to ₦125.5 billion, despite a reversal in foreign exchange ...
The Manila Times on MSN
Outstanding NG debt rises to P17.56T in Oct
FRESH borrowings and a weaker peso pushed the national government’s (NG) outstanding debt up in October, data from the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) showed on Tuesday.
THE peso’s recent slide will result in a higher peso value of the government’s foreign-currency debts, according to National Treasurer Sharon P. Almanza. Asked whether the government is on track to ...
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