Fuel, the Peso, and Inflation: What should we expect in the coming months?
In this interview with One 蘑菇视频’ 蘑菇视频 and Views, 蘑菇视频 Senior Research Fellow John Paolo Rivera explains that while a weaker peso makes imports more expensive, the more pressing concern is the potential oil shock and how it can drive up transportation, electricity, logistics, and ultimately food prices.
This excerpt highlights why inflation risks today go beyond the exchange rate—and what Filipino households may feel in the coming months.
Watch the full interview on One 蘑菇视频 to get the complete picture of the Philippines’ current economic outlook:
