The Quarterly Economic Indices (QEI) of the Philippines intends to provide measures of growth in production, gross revenue, employment and compensation in the various sectors of the economy.

These indicators were developed to guide users for a more meaningful economic analysis of current economic behavior and events. It is also used as deflators to express a current value in real terms, as bases for wage formulation and for forecasting and projections.

Latest Report

Total Gross Revenue of Industries Up by 8.5 percent in Q4 2007
(Posted 25 April 2008)

Total Gross Revenue of Industries Accelerated to 13.0 Percent in Q3 2007
(Posted 26 February 2008)

Total Gross Revenue of Industries expands by 10.3 Percent in Q2 2007
(Posted 24 October 2007)

Total Gross Revenue of Industries grows by 12.8 Percent in Q1 2007
(Posted 20 July 2007)

Total Gross Revenue of Industries Expands by 11.0 Percent in Q4 2006
(Posted 23 April 2007)

Total Gross Revenue of Industries Grows by 11.5 Percent in Q3 2006
(Posted 19 February 2007)

Total Revenue of Industries Sustains Good Performance, Up by 13.6 Percent in Q2 2006
(Posted 31 October 2006)

Gross Revenue Sustains Growth in the First Quarter of 2006
(Posted 03 August 2006)

Summary Tables

Summary Tables
(Updated 25 April 2008)

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