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​ roducer Price Index for the Manufacturing Sector
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​Consumer Expectations Survey (CES)
​General Wholesale Price Index in the Philippines
​General Retail Price Index in the National Capital Region
​Stock Market
​Philippine Flow of Funds
Number of Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) and Banks with Elec
Consumer Loans
Auto Loans
Total Resources of the Philippine Financial System
Business Expectations Survey
Selected Foreign Interest Rate
Foreign Currency Deposit Units (FCDUs): Loans by Borrower
National Government Cash Operations
US Dollar Cross Rates
Philippine Peso Cross Rates
Effective Exchange Rate Indices of the Peso
International Investment Position (BPM6 Format)
BSP Special Deposit Account Rates
Quoted High and Low Lending Rates
Foreign Currency Deposit Units (FCDUs): Assets and Liabilities
Philippine Peso Per US Dollar Exchange Rate
​Consumer Price Index, Inflation and Purchasing Power of the Peso
Balance of Payments Statistics (BPM6 Format)
Foreign Direct Investments (FDI)
BSP Assets and Liabilities
Exports and Imports of Goods by Commodity Group
Exports and Imports of Goods by Commodity Group
Direction of Trade
Monetary Survey (MS)
Number of Financial Institutions
Loans Outstanding For Production and Household Consumption:
Selected External Debt Ratios
External Debt (By Type of Borrower, Creditor & Country Profile)
International Reserves and Foreign Currency Liquidity
Overseas Filipinos (OF) Remittances
Survey of IT-BPO Services Report
Central Bank Survey
Basic CBS data are sourced from the accounting records of the
Physical Network: Number of Offices
BSP Statement of Income and Expense
Depository Corporations Survey (DCS)
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Description
​This dataset contains the Producer Price Index (PPI) for manufacturing, a composite figure of producer's price of representati
​This dataset contains the information (indices) from households about consumer sentiments, including consumer views on bu
​This dataset contains the General Wholesale Price Index (GWPI), the indicator of the changes in the price levels of commoditi
​This dataset contains the General Retail Price Index (GRPI), the indicator of the changes in the prices at which retailers dispos
​This dataset contains data on the Philippine stock market: Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi), sector indices, volume and
​The Flow of Funds (FOF) is a summary of financial transactions among the residents or domestic sectors of an economy and b
This refers to the number of automated teller machines (ATMs) (with breakdown as to on-site and off-site) and number of ba
This refers to loans to individual for consumption such as auto loans, credit card receivables, residential real estate loans, sala
This refers to loans granted to individuals for the acquistion of motor vehicles.
This dataset contains the total assets of Universal/Commercial Banks (U/KBs), Thrift Banks (TBs), Rural Banks (RBs) and Non-B
This dataset contains the results of the survey to provide advance information on the current and near-term economic and bu
This dataset contains the prime rates for the following countries: US, Germany, Switzerland, Hongkong and Singapore, the be
This dataset contains the outstanding foreign currency-denominated loans granted by FCDUs to various sectors of the econom
This dataset contains the National Government’s cash receipts from revenues, cash disbursements to defray authorized publi
This dataset contains the monthly average, annual average, monthly end-of-period, and annual end-of-period exchange rates
This dataset contains the monthly average, annual average, monthly end-of-period, and annual end-of-period exchange rates
This dataset contains the monthly and annual nominal and real effective exchange rate indices of the peso with 1980 as base
This dataset contains the International Investment Position (IIP) Statistics of the Philippines. The IIP is a companion framewor
This dataset contains the interest rates on the special deposit account facility of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP). Special
This dataset contains the highest and lowest daily quoted lending rates of the local commercial banks, subsidiaries of foreign
This dataset contains the Foreign Currency Deposit Unit (FCDU) statistics of the Philippines. It is a consolidated statement of t
This dataset contains the daily, monthly average, annual average, monthly end-of-period, and annual end-of-period Philippin
This dataset contains the Consumer Price Index (CPI), an indicator of the change in the average retail prices of a fixed basket o
This dataset contains the Balance of Payments (BOP) Statistics of the Philippines presenting the summary of the economic tra
This dataset contains FDI statistics of the Philippines (net incurrence of liabilities in the direct investment account of the BOP)
This dataset contains a statement showing the financial position of the BSP.
This data set provides information on the country’s exports and imports by major commodity group based on the concept an
This data set provides information on the country’s exports and imports by major commodity group based on the concept an
This data set provides information on the country’s destination of exports and origin of imports based on the concept and cov
The MS is a consolidation of the balance sheets of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and the Deposit Money Banks (DMBs
Number of offices of BSP-supervised/regulated financial institutions by type of financial institutions (banks, non-banks, and off
Loans outstanding refers to the unpaid balance of loans granted by universal and commercial banks. The report distinguishes
ContentThis dataset includes the following external debt ratios:• Debt Service Burden to Export Shipments • Debt Service
ContentThis dataset contains data on outstanding external debt, or the outstanding amount of those actual current, and not
Content: This dataset contains data on international reserves and foreign currency liquidity with the following prescribed com
Content: This dataset contains the overseas Filipinos’ cash and personal remittances. Statistics on cash remittances are based
Content: The report on the Survey of Information Technology-Business Process Outsourcing (IT-BPO) Services, formerly know
Central Bank Survey (CBS) covers the consolidation of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) balance sheet and the accounts of
CBS, Reserve Money, SDA
Also known as Financial Institutions Under BSP Supervision, this refers to the number of offices of BSP-supervised financial ins
A statement showing the results of operations of the BSP for the specified periods.
The DCS is a consolidation of the balance sheets of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and the Other Depository Corporatio
 roducer's price of representative commodities included in the market basket. It is used to measure monthly or yearly changes in producer
ncluding consumer views on buying and financial conditions, as well as the performance of the national economy, their perception on key
n the price levels of commodities that flow into the wholesale trade intermediaries. It is serves as a basis for price adjustments in business
prices at which retailers dispose of their goods to consumers or end-users relative to a base year. It is used as a deflator of the National Ac
Ei), sector indices, volume and value of stock market transactions, market capitalization and price-earnings (P/E) ratio.
tic sectors of an economy and between these sectors and the rest of the world (ROW) or non-residents. In the Philippines, the FOF, which i
and off-site) and number of banks with electronic banking facilities
esidential real estate loans, salary loans, and other consumer loans.

s), Rural Banks (RBs) and Non-Banks Financial Intermediaries (NBFIs) gross of provision for probable losses, accumulated bond discount/pr
and near-term economic and business conditions, and other indicators of aggregate demand that are useful inputs for the formulation of m
ongkong and Singapore, the benchmark 3-Month and 6-Month London Interbank Offered Rates (LIBOR) in U.S. Dollar and the benchmark
o various sectors of the economy.
ents to defray authorized public expenditures, the resulting surplus or deficit, and the corresponding domestic and foreign financing to co
al end-of-period exchange rates of the US Dollar against selected currencies.
al end-of-period exchange rates of the Philippine Peso against selected currencies.
of the peso with 1980 as base year. The three currency baskets across trading partners are: overall, advanced countries and developing
he IIP is a companion framework to the BOP statistics. While the BOP is a statistical statement that records the country’s transactions or fl
ntral ng Pilipinas (BSP). Special Deposit Accounts (SDA) are fixed-term deposits by banks and trust entities of BSP-supervised financial ins
l banks, subsidiaries of foreign banks and foreign banks.
s a consolidated statement of the foreign exchange assets, liabilities and undivided profits of the FCDUs of authorized commercial banks a
annual end-of-period Philippine Peso-US Dollar exchange rates.
e retail prices of a fixed basket of goods and services commonly purchased by households relative to a base year. The CPI is used in calcula
e summary of the economic transactions of a country with the rest of the world for a given period. It serves as an accounting statement on
nvestment account of the BOP). It includes non-resident investments in the Philippines, specifically, equity capital (other than reinvestmen

group based on the concept and coverage of the International Merchandise Trade Statistics generated by the Philippine Statistics Authorit
group based on the concept and coverage of the International Merchandise Trade Statistics generated by the Philippine Statistics Authorit
s based on the concept and coverage of the International Merchandise Trade Statistics generated by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PS
e Deposit Money Banks (DMBs). The MS provides (i) a measure of the stock of liquidity in the system and identifies the source of money gr
tions (banks, non-banks, and off-shore banking units) with breakdown as to Head Office and Other Offices. The data also includes financial
banks. The report distinguishes between loans extended by banks to resident borrowers for production purposes and those for household
ort Shipments • Debt Service Burden to Exports of Goods, and Receipts from Services & Primary Income • Debt Service Burden to Curr
f those actual current, and not contingent, liabilities that require payment(s) of interest and/or principal by the debtor at some point(s) in
th the following prescribed components: i) official reserve assets and other foreign currency assets; ii) predetermined short-term net drai
on cash remittances are based on reports submitted by banks and are classified by country of source and by type of worker.
T-BPO) Services, formerly known as the Survey of IT and IT-Enabled Services, provides information on the contribution of the IT-BPO indus
ance sheet and the accounts of the Central Government (CG) related to its monetary functions and transactions with the International Mo

s of BSP-supervised financial institutions (banks, non-bank financial institutions, and off-shore banking units) with breakdown as to head o

he Other Depository Corporations (ODCs). The DCS provides (i) a measure of the stock of liquidity in the system and identifies the source o
hly or yearly changes in producer's prices of key commodities in the manufacturing sector. It is also used to deflate production indicators su
conomy, their perception on key economic indicators such as unemployment rate, interest rate, peso/dollar exchange rate and inflation ra
or price adjustments in business contracts and projects.
d as a deflator of the National Accounts in the retail trade sector and serves as a basis for forecasting business in the retail trade.
s (P/E) ratio.
the Philippines, the FOF, which is compiled annually, is presented as an integrated matrix of the capital and financial accounts of each of t

, accumulated bond discount/premium and accumulated market gains/losses.

ul inputs for the formulation of monetary policy including levels of production and economic activity as well as factors that could influence
U.S. Dollar and the benchmark 3-Month and 6-Month Singapore Dollar Singapore Interbank Offered Rates (SGD SIBOR).

estic and foreign financing to cover such surplus or deficit.

anced countries and developing countries. This dataset also contains the daily nominal effective exchange rate index of the peso across all
s the country’s transactions or flows with the rest of the world for a given period, the IIP summarizes the country’s stock of external financ
s of BSP-supervised financial institutions with the BSP. These deposits were introduced in November 1998 to expand the BSP's toolkit for l

f authorized commercial banks and thrift banks.

e year. The CPI is used in calculating the inflation rate and purchasing power of the peso.
es as an accounting statement on the economic dealings between residents of the country and non-residents. It consists of data on the Cu
capital (other than reinvestment of earnings), reinvestment of earnings and transactions in debt instruments (net) or intercompany borro

the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA).

the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA).
Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA).
dentifies the source of money growth, (ii) the core set of monetary statistics for macroeconomic policy; and (iii) inputs for early warning sy
. The data also includes financial institutions not supervised by the BSP such as SSS, GSIS and private insurance companies.
urposes and those for household consumption. Loans for production refers to a borrowing related to an economic activity that is carried ou
• Debt Service Burden to Current Account Receipts• Debt Service Burden to Gross National Income• Debt Service Burden to Gross D
y the debtor at some point(s) in the future and that are owed to non-residents by residents of the economy.External debt statistics are pre
determined short-term net drains on foreign currency assets or scheduled inflows and outflows of foreign currency resources in the next 1
by type of worker.
contribution of the IT-BPO industry to the Philippine economy. Data items covered in the survey are revenues, exports (by country of desti
ctions with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Net Foreign Assets are claims on non-residents less liabilities to non-residents. Domesti

s) with breakdown as to head office and other offices

stem and identifies the source of money growth, (ii) the core set of monetary statistics for macroeconomic policy; and (iii) inputs for early
o deflate production indicators such as Value of Production Index (VAPI) and Volume of Production Index (VOPI), and serves as the deflator
ar exchange rate and inflation rate. The datasets also include the number of households with an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) as memb

ness in the retail trade.

nd financial accounts of each of the institutional sectors (i.e., non-financial corporations, financial corporations, general government, house

ell as factors that could influence the movement of key economic variables namely, Gross Domestic Product (GDP), interest rate, peso/dol
s (SGD SIBOR).

rate index of the peso across all trading partners (overall).

country’s stock of external financial assets and external financial liabilities outstanding as of a given period. The stock is the result of all the
to expand the BSP's toolkit for liquidity management. In April 2007, the BSP expanded the access to the SDA facility to allow trust entities

nts. It consists of data on the Current Account, Capital Account, Financial Account, and changes in reserve assets and liabilities.
ents (net) or intercompany borrowings / lending.

nd (iii) inputs for early warning system models on the macroeconomy. It also facilitates a more detailed analysis of broad money and credit
ance companies.
onomic activity that is carried our by a business enterprise or other entities which produce goods and/or services either for sale in the ma
Debt Service Burden to Gross Domestic Product• External Debt to Gross National Income• External Debt to Gross Domestic Product
my.External debt statistics are presented with breakdown as follows:• by type of debt• by borrower• by institutional creditor• by c
currency resources in the next 12-month period (e.g., transactions related to amortized debt service payments and known commitments

ues, exports (by country of destination), equity investments, foreign direct investments (by source country), employment and compensati
bilities to non-residents. Domestic Claims include the net claims on central government, claims on other depository corporations and claim

c policy; and (iii) inputs for early warning system models on the macroeconomy. It also facilitates a more detailed analysis of broad money
VOPI), and serves as the deflator in the estimation of manufacturing production in the system of national accounts.
Filipino Worker (OFW) as member and the utilization of OFW remittances. Starting Q1 2013, datasets also contains information on saving

tions, general government, households, and ROW) and the whole economy, linking saving, capital accumulation, and the associated financ

ct (GDP), interest rate, peso/dollar exchange rate and inflation rate.

. The stock is the result of all the past transactions, changes in price movements, and others that are not due to transactions, to account f
DA facility to allow trust entities of financial institutions under BSP supervision to deposit in the facility.

assets and liabilities.

alysis of broad money and credit aggregates and provides monetary database for the research needs of both the public and private sector

services either for sale in the market, or to be provided free to other units or to be used for own consumption. Household consumption,
Debt to Gross Domestic Product Public Sector External Debt to Gross Domestic Product Private Sector External Debt to Gross Domesti
by institutional creditor• by country profile.
ments and known commitments in forwards, futures, and swap contracts); iii) contingent short-term net drains on foreign currency assets

y), employment and compensation.

epository corporations and claims on other sectors. Reserve Money includes currency issue, liabilities to other depository corporations (re

etailed analysis of broad money and credit aggregates and provides monetary database for the research needs of both the public and priv
o contains information on savings behavior of households.

ation, and the associated financial flows.1 ---------------- 1 Sources: 2008 System of National Accounts and Monetary and Financial St

due to transactions, to account for the value of the financial asset/liability as of date of reporting.

oth the public and private sectors and the general public.

ption. Household consumption, meanwhile, refers to the expenditures of individuals on goods and services for household needs. This cove
r External Debt to Gross Domestic Product• Gross International Reserves to Debt Service BurdenIn addition, it also shows the levels of th

rains on foreign currency assets or the potential demands on foreign currency resources in the next 12-month period (e.g., transactions as

ther depository corporations (regular reserve balances and reserve deposit accounts of universal and commercial banks, thrift banks, rura

needs of both the public and private sectors and the general public.
s and Monetary and Financial Statistics Manual and Compilation Guide

s for household needs. This covers purchases of food, household appliances and family cars, and expenses on education among others. H
tion, it also shows the levels of the indicators that were used in the computation of the ratios:• Debt Service Burden Total Principa

onth period (e.g., transactions associated with government guarantees, options, and other contingent liabilities); and iv) memo items.

mercial banks, thrift banks, rural banks, and non-banks with quasi-banking functions) and liabilities to other sectors (other financial corpo
s on education among others. However, this excludes expenditures on real estate or dwelling units which are considered as production ac
vice Burden Total Principal Interest• Export Shipments • Exports of Goods, and Receipts from Services & Primary Income• C

ilities); and iv) memo items.

er sectors (other financial corporations or trust entities of banks). Liabilities other than Reserve Money include all other unclassified accou
are considered as production activities.
Services & Primary Income• Current Account Receipts• Gross National Income• Gross Domestic Product• External Debt Public S

lude all other unclassified accounts. Data are presented in terms of stocks and flows, the latter being calculated as net changes between t
duct• External Debt Public Sector Private Sector• Gross International ReservesDefinitionThe latest External Debt Statistics Guide

ulated as net changes between two periods.

st External Debt Statistics Guide of the International Monetary Fund defines gross external debt, at any given time, as the outstanding amo
ven time, as the outstanding amount of those actual current, and not contingent, liabilities that require payment(s) of principal and/or inte
yment(s) of principal and/or interest by the debtor at some point(s) in the future and that are owed to non-residents by residents of an ec
n-residents by residents of an economy.