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  1. Foreign reserves settle at 16-month low in May

    Foreign reserves settle at 16-month low in May

    The Philippines’ gross international reserves fell to a 16-month low of $104 billion in May 2026 as the BSP tapped reserves for government debt servicing and…

  2. Super El Niño may nudge inflation higher

    Super El Niño may nudge inflation higher

    ‘It did not happen in the recent past. The last time we experienced double-digit inflation was in 2008. This time, we have found ways to mitigate El Niño.’

  3. BSP says may inflation could hit 7.9%

    BSP says may inflation could hit 7.9%

    The central bank projected that May inflation could settle within a range that includes 7.9 percent, reflecting continued price pressures across key…

  4. Floral prints in full bloom for Flores de Mayo

    Floral prints in full bloom for Flores de Mayo

    Wearing printed flowers during the merry month of May feels fitting. It is simple, meaningful, and quietly symbolic — like offering a bloom not just in hand,…

  5. Negros Power cuts May rates

    Negros Power cuts May rates

    Negros Electric and Power Corp. announced lower electricity rates for May, with residential consumers benefiting from reduced generation and transmission…

  6. Hypertension awareness saves lives

    Hypertension awareness saves lives

    ‘Hypertension is a silent but serious health risk. May Measure Month reminds us each year that early detection is our strongest defense.’

  7. May fuel surcharge cut, but airfares stay high

    May fuel surcharge cut, but airfares stay high

    The Civil Aeronautics Board has lowered airline fuel surcharges to Level 18 for May 1–15, offering slight relief in domestic and international ticket prices as…