The move reduces borrowing costs for financial institutions...
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GENEVA, Switzerland -- The Philippines and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) should diversify their trade markets and shift away from heavy reliance on the United States for exports a...
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MANILA, Philippines — Consumer prices may have risen at their fastest pace in more than three years in October, driven by higher food and oil costs as well as increased transport fares, adding to pres...
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MANILA, Philippines — Business sentiment improved slightly in September, though companies remained pessimistic as stubbornly high inflation, a weakening peso and geopolitical tensions continued to wei...
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MANILA, Philippines — Philippine manufacturers are left with no choice but to put expansion plans on hold as they face a delicate balancing act between raising prices to offset mounting costs and pres...
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MANILA, Philippines — Ayala Corp.’s efforts to cut losses and tighten capital spending are gaining traction, with improving results from its newer businesses strengthening its turnaround prospects, ac...
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MANILA, Philippines — Japanese businesses have raised concerns over a controversial asset-surrender provision introduced ahead of the planned coal mine site bidding, warning that the rule may spoil in...
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MANILA, Philippines — Philippine stocks may face cautious trading this week as peso weakness, elevated oil prices and the prospect of further interest rate increases weigh on investor sentiment, accor...
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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines can no longer afford to mistake economic growth for economic transformation. The International Monetary Fund in 2024 reported that Philippine labor productivity r...
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(First of a series) In the modern economic landscape, mental health is no longer merely a public health concern or an employee welfare benefit; it is an imperative driver of national productivity and ...
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