In charts: The Philippine economy 100 days into Marcos presidencyWhile 100 days are not enough to make great strides toward a stronger economy, any short-term measures by the nascent Marcos administration could make a big difference in easing the economic hardships of many Filipinos. MANILA, Philippines — When he took over a hundred days ago, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. said he has “ambitious” economic goals for the country. But from rising inflation to worrying levels of public debt and a bruised peso, the Philippine economy has yet to find an impasse. While 100 days are not enough to make great strides toward a stronger economy, any short-term measures by the nascent Marcos administration could make a big difference in easing the economic hardships of many Filipinos. — Charts by Philstar.com/Anjilica AndayaRead other explainers on Marcos' first 100 days:

Source: Philippine Star October 08, 2022 04:43 UTC