Gov’t allays oil-driven food price surge fears
Fears of a sharp rise in food prices due to a possible oil shock are being tempered by government assurances that contingency measures are already in place to…
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Fears of a sharp rise in food prices due to a possible oil shock are being tempered by government assurances that contingency measures are already in place to…
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Trump said he wants to ‘take the oil in Iran’ and could seize the export hub of Kharg Island.
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Cubans have endured regular outages as its aging power plants struggle to meet demand.
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Petron Corp. has procured 2.48 million barrels of crude oil from Russia amid geopolitical upheavals disrupting the country’s traditional Middle East supply…
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The peso has slumped to a new record low on Monday, closing at 60.69 against the US dollar, as rising oil imports and escalating geopolitical tensions…
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Leaving procurement, allocation, and pricing entirely to market forces, without parallel state capability, exposes the country to risks it cannot control.
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At a time of hardship, such controversies deepen public distrust and sharpen the sense that the sacrifice is not equally shared.
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When the oil industry was deregulated in 1998, the unbundling of bills at the pump should have accompanied it.
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The Holy Week exodus on major expressways may be noticeably lighter this year, as the record-high gasoline and diesel prices appear to have slowed departures…
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Malacañang on Monday ordered all government agencies to sharply reduce electricity and fuel consumption as the country faces rising oil prices.
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The country’s largest business groups on Monday urged the government to maintain stable interest rates and ensure fuel supply, warning that rising petroleum…
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Prices of petroleum products have surged to unprecedented levels just a month into the United States-Israel war on Iran. As a result, a lawmaker introduced a…
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday led the opening of the CAVITEX C5 Link Segment 3B, a two-kilometer connector road expected to accommodate up to 36,000…
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The Holy Week exodus on major expressways may be noticeably calmer this year as soaring gasoline and diesel prices appear to have slowed movement of travelers…
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The Manila International Auto Show (MIAS) will go ahead this April, even as the industry faces rising fuel prices and an uncertain economy.
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‘The enemy publicly sends messages of negotiation and dialogue while secretly planning a ground attack.’
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‘It is an extraordinary situation, there is a lot of panic.’
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Budget airline Cebu Pacific (CEB) has assured that it can still fly and serve passengers as it has secured jet fuel until June this year, after fears that some…
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