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  1. (March 21 2026) Vendors arrange the vegetables they sell at stalls of the Kamuning Market in Quezon City. Vegetable prices remain high due to expensive logistics costs, fuel price surges, and previous weather damage which caused vegetable inflation to rise to 6.1%. The Department of Agriculture (DA) assures the public of stable supplies until July 2026, with some lower-priced options in wet markets. Photo/Analy Labor

    DTI assures stable prices, sufficient supplies

    The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) guarantees stable prices and sufficient supplies of essential goods until December 31, 2026, ensuring no price hikes…

  2. PHILIPPINE Trade Secretary Cristina Roque (second from left) met with I Squared Capital’s Managing director Kunal Agarwal (second from right) and operating advisor Nishant D’Souza at Hilton Singapore Orchard, on the sidelines of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s working visit to Singapore recently.

    DTI fast-tracks I Squared’s $2-B investment

    The Department of Trade and Industry is expediting approvals for I Squared Capital’s $2-billion investment commitment in the Philippines, targeting energy…

  3. FOR the Ofws The Department of Trade and Industry-Small Business Corporation and the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration recently signed a Memorandum of Agreement for the OFW Negosyo Fund Program, reinforcing government efforts to empower OFWs and their families through entrepreneurship and enterprise development. The MoA was sealed between (from left) SBCorp president Bobby Bastillo, Trade Secretary Cristina Roque, Migrant Workers Secretary Hans Leo Cacdac, and OWWA administrator Patricia Yvonne ‘PY’ Caunan. The partnership aims to expand access to financial assistance and business opportunities for OFWs, supporting their transition toward sustainable livelihood and long-term financial stability.

    DTI: No order obliging MSMEs pay ads fine

    ‘The DTI assures the public and the business community that this internal draft does not reflect current policy direction and will not be finalized or…