Higher yield fails to spoil T-bills auction
HIGHER borrowing costs due to recent hawkish signals from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) did not stop the government from borrowing as planned...
Finance chief: ‘PH to welcome US investors’
FINANCE secretary Ralph Recto has assured United States officials of the Philippines’ strong commitment to roll out a welcoming "red carpet" to potential investors...
BSP says anti-scam bill seen hurdling Senate by May
THE Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is optimistic that the Anti-Financial Account Scamming Act or AFASA Bill could hurdle the Senate in May this...
Bell pepper prices drop
FARMERS in Vintar, Ilocos Norte expressed dismay as market prices of bell pepper dropped to as low as P10 per kilo.
This has led to...
Buy Local Cement and Save Jobs
The Philippine Cement Industry has faced challenges in past few years. With a challenging business environment brought about by increasing imports, cement dumping from...
LAPID: GASTOS SA CAMPAIGN EXPENSES, DAPAT ITAAS!
PARA matugunan ang epekto ng inflation sa gastusin ng mga kandidato sa electoral campaigns, naghain si Sen. Lito Lapid ng panukalang batas para dagdagan...
YANSON GROUP VOWS TO SUPPORT MINDANAO ECONOMIC GROWTH
Mindanao Star Bus Transit Inc. (MSBTI) said it will support the economic growth of Central Mindanao in terms of boosting passengers' mobility and transportation...
BSP unlikely to ease policy rates in first half of 2024
THE Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) will not ease policy rates in the first half of the year despite the downward trend of headline...
Farmers’ group welcomes suspension of onion importation
THE Samahang Industriya ng Agrikultura (SINAG) welcomed the Department of Agriculture's decision to suspend the importation of onions as local growers prepare to harvest...
PH to remain world’s top rice importer in 2024 – USDA
THE Philippines is projected to remain the world’s top importer of rice this year based on a report made by the United States’ Department...