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  1. Poor infrastructure in Manila and Quezon City is increasing traffic congestion and fuel costs.
  2. Filipinos are placing pressure on the government regarding infrastructure issues in the Philippines.
  3. Mayor Isko Moreno pledged to improve city services and infrastructure in Manila.

Manila's 2025 GDP Reaches P1.06 Trillion, Driven by Services

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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What happened

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In 2025, the City of Manila recorded an estimated gross domestic product of P1.06 trillion, ranking third among all cities in Metro Manila. The city generated approximately 14.6 percent of Metro Manila’s overall economic output. Services accounted for 77.4 percent of Manila’s total GDP.

From tribune.net.ph

Why it matters

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The city's economic performance shows that services dominated the local economy, while transportation and storage emerged as the fastest-growing sector in 2025. Public administration contributed the largest single driver to annual GDP growth.

Mayor Isko Moreno pledged to improve city services and infrastructure in Manila, amid public pressure regarding infrastructure issues in the Philippines.

From tribune.net.ph

Who's involved

  • ManilaThe capital city of the Philippines, which sustained a trillion-peso economy in 2025.
  • Isko MorenoThe Mayor of Manila, who is credited with driving sector growth through his framework.
  • Metro ManilaThe larger metropolitan area that incorporates the city of Manila.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Schools Division Office of ManilaSpeculative

    The Schools Division Office of Manila might see increased education sector demand due to the validation of the municipal investment framework.

  • Asian Development BankSpeculative

    The Asian Development Bank could see increased attractiveness for operations and funding access due to strong local economic performance.

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