Oil prices hit fresh five-month high
OIL prices scored fresh five-month peaks on Wednesday on unrest in the crude-rich Middle East and an OPEC+ call for its members to maintain...
20% drop in furniture, handicraft exports seen in 2024
A LOCAL trade association of exporters is expecting exports revenues from consumer durables such as furniture and handicraft to end up lower by $100...
PH debt balloons to new record high of P15.18T in Feb.
THE Philippines' sovereign debt continued to accumulate with the total outstanding balance reaching a new record high as of end-February this year, as the...
Agri chief sees no price cut on rice until June or July
AGRICULTURE chief Francisco Tiu Laurel yesterday said he does not expect local prices of rice to go down until June or July due to...
Senate Health Committee tackles pertussis outbreak concern as Chair Bong Go urges DOH to...
During a public hearing on Tuesday, April 2, conducted by the Senate Committee on Health joint with the Committee on Finance, Senator Christopher "Bong"...
Budget deficit climbs in February as spending grows faster than revenues
THE Philippines booked a budget deficit of P164.7 billion in February this year, higher than the P106.4 billion noted in the same period last...
PH car production up by 20% in Feb.
VEHICLE production in the Philippines grew by a fifth in February this year, outpacing most neighboring countries in Southeast Asia, as local assemblers scrambled...
Former senator Villar remains richest in PH – Forbes
FORMER senator Manny Villar remains the richest in the Philippines with a net worth of $11 billion, according to Forbes magazine.
The 74-year-old former legislator...
Clark airport cuts passenger target for 2024
CLARK International Airport has lowered its passenger projection for 2024 from the initial 3.3 million target to just 2.4 million.
This is despite the rising...
DA intensifies crackdown vs importers diverting ‘galunggong’ to wet markets
AGRICULTURE Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. said he plans to crack down on traders diverting imported fish meant to wet markets.
Laurel told reporters yesterday...



![Ombudsman presses P11-B Pharmally plunder case But 23 respondents missing— Remulla “The Pharmally case... there are 46 respondents [in our complaint], kaya medyo matagal. And many of them have become invisible. Para bang they're trying to evade the jurisdiction of this body,” says Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla.](https://www.panaynews.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/plunder_copy_resized_resized-218x150.jpg)













