DoE: Fuel supply remains adequate
If oil breaches $80 per barrel, the government will provide fuel subsidies for public transport drivers and fisherfolk.
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If oil breaches $80 per barrel, the government will provide fuel subsidies for public transport drivers and fisherfolk.
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After years of saying a nuclear-armed Iran was an existential threat to it, Israel mounted a brilliant, stealthy assault last Friday.
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ZAMBOANGA CITY — The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) recorded the country’s lowest inflation rate in May 2025, dropping to -1.6…
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The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) upsized its award of Treasury bills (T-bills) to P26.7 billion from P25 billion on Monday, despite partially higher interest…
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For the Philippines, a net importer of oil and heavily reliant on Middle Eastern supply chains, the implications would be dire. Fuel prices at the pump could…
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The study underscores a simple but vital truth: clean, safe groundwater is critical for the future of the Philippines
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‘Our suggestion is a gradual increase… eventually returning to the 35 percent duty.’
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The country’s economic team cautioned that higher inflation and unemployment rates could result if the P200 minimum wage hike for private-sector workers…
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A notable shift is occurring among Filipino families, as a recent survey revealed both improvements and ongoing challenges in their perceptions of poverty.…
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Inflation in May eased to 1.3 percent from 1.4 percent in April, marking the lowest level in over five years as prices of housing, utilities, and fuels…
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Some economists project that inflation last month remained low, settling between 1.2 and 1.4 percent, due largely to cheaper rice and fuel prices.
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‘If it weren’t for the trade war, the market would be feeling pretty good.’
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Exporters should now consider the Middle Eastern market, the rest of Asia, as well as Africa, instead of the US alone.
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‘Most chief economists (87 percent) anticipate that businesses will respond to uncertainty by delaying strategic decisions, increasing recession risks.’
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Tariffs, inflation, and relentless Biden attacks weigh down president’s second-term ratings despite immigration gains
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