Managing purse when world was crumbling
Raising interest rates is a tool for demand-driven price pressures, not for the supply-side shocks now at work: oil, food and weather.
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Chito Lozada
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Reality bites
The hunger spell is the worst in at least three decades, and the skewed policies behind the ‘no hunger’ promise explain part of the gap.
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Senate’s 2027 purse steward gets busy
Against the backdrop of his long experience in local government and as a legislator, his handling of the 2027 budget must be read.
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Winston: House impeach retreat breaches Charter
Legal and political figures question the authority of the House prosecution panel to withdraw three articles in Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial, reviving…
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Energy security: DoE or don’t
A company with no mining experience can put up a huge number, win the auction, and then find that it cannot get a single ton out of the ground.
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‘Higher calling’ behind PCO chief’s dismissal
The reported Cabinet shake-up under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has raised questions over Dave Gomez’s departure as Presidential Communications Office…
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Hijacking the system
SMPC said electricity rates could come under pressure if the bidding leads to a production halt by July next year, while saying it is weighing legal options to…
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DyBuncio’s long view propels SMIC’s trajectory
Businesses that want to meet the next generation of demand must look past where growth has traditionally been concentrated and invest where it is now emerging.
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