El Niño may return later this year
El Niño contributed to making 2023 the second-hottest year on record and 2024 the all-time high.
· 2 min read
Daily TribuneTopic
El Niño contributed to making 2023 the second-hottest year on record and 2024 the all-time high.
· 2 min read
Inflation may spike to as high as 4.0 percent in the coming months due to rising oil prices stemming from the Iranian conflict in the Middle East, according to…
· 2 min read
It noted, however, that lower prices of vegetables, fruits and meat, as well as peso appreciation, could partly offset these pressures.
· 2 min read
The global smartphone market is projected to suffer its sharpest decline on record in 2026 as shortages of memory chips and rising component costs force…
· 1 min read
More than 160 teachers, soldiers and police officers from across generations gathered in Pasay City to mark four decades of the Metrobank Foundation…
· 2 min read
Economists, government agencies, and the central bank attributed the shortfall largely to the fallout from the ongoing flood control infrastructure scandal.
· 3 min read
Debt service for interest and principal is automatically appropriated, meaning it doesn’t require annual congressional approval and takes priority.
· 3 min read
A combination of geopolitical tensions, supply expectations, inventory movements and market sentiment shaped global oil prices.
· 2 min read
Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co. (Metrobank) recorded a record high net income of P49.7 billion in 2025, which the bank attributed to steady asset expansion,…
· 2 min read
Cash remittances from overseas Filipinos (OFs) reached a record high of $35.63 billion in 2025, equivalent to about P2.07 trillion at current exchange rates,…
· 1 min read
“Very good.”
· 3 min read
Anomalous flood control project disbursements shaved about 0.3 percentage points off gross domestic product (GDP) growth, according to Bangko Sentral ng…
· 3 min read
‘The country cannot remain overly reliant on a narrow set of growth drivers such as consumption and government spending. Even if public expenditure normalizes…
· 2 min read
The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) opened the week lower, closing Monday at 6,297.08, down 0.50 percent, as concerns over the economy’s momentum…
· 1 min read
The central bank’s reassessment came after the Philippine Statistics Authority reported that full-year GDP growth for 2025 settled at 4.4 percent,…
· 2 min read
She cited instances in which payments for most infrastructure contracts, not just flood control, were frozen.
· 3 min read
‘The monthly uptick was mainly driven by higher fish and rice prices, alongside elevated global oil prices and LPG rate hikes.’
· 2 min read
The utterly deflating 4.4 percent growth for the entire 2025 was blamed on the massive slash in public infrastructure spending, as many big-ticket projects…
· 2 min read