Inflation slows for second straight month
Inflation eased for the second consecutive month in June, declining to 6.4 percent from 6.8 percent in May, falling within the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’…
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Inflation eased for the second consecutive month in June, declining to 6.4 percent from 6.8 percent in May, falling within the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’…
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When prices keep rising but the economy slows, you need a different game plan.
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Inflation in Central Visayas is expected to remain elevated in the coming months, driven by global geopolitical friction and the looming threat of an El Niño…
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‘The industry is starting to stabilize, and I think it’s now just a matter of adjustment until we get back to pre-war price levels, but it won’t happen in a…
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Grab Philippines fully funded a one-month demand-boost campaign for select homegrown food merchants, helping local restaurants drive transactions without…
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The Department of Energy (DOE) said the worst of the recent oil price spike is likely over as global oil markets begin to stabilize, although motorists may…
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Political clans do not need blood relatives in adjacent seats when they can install allies, financiers and loyal proxies instead.
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Headline inflation likely continued to ease in June as lower fuel prices and declining costs of key food items helped temper price pressures, although…
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Headline inflation likely continued to ease in June as lower fuel prices and declining costs of key food items helped temper price pressures, although…
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AFP) — Malaysians flocked to fruit stalls Wednesday for a slice of durian after a bumper harvest and oversupply of rejected export…
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Petrochemical companies mainly in South Korea and Japan have scaled back production capacity, sending the cost of basic goods such as plastic bags surging.
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Despite stabilizing prices of commodities, the Marcos administration said it will continue implementing measures to help shield Filipino families from rising…
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The galunggong (round scad fish) test only proves the notion that, for Filipinos today, living in the Philippines has become more expensive than ever.
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Replacement-cost pricing lets companies re-price against a hypothetical future invoice. The rocket’s engine would have a zero inventory lag on the way up.
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Senator Christopher “Bong” Go distributed financial relief and essential goods to 500 tricycle operators and drivers in San Isidro, Davao Oriental to help ease…
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Slowing economic growth and weakening investor confidence, driven by governance issues, have broader social consequences, including a rise in crime,…
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A total of 3,300 families received 10 kilos of quality rice each under First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos’ “Mula sa Puso Para sa Pamilya” initiative, as she capped…
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Aside from concerns over higher food and fuel prices, respondents also cited governance-related issues as weighing on their outlook, likely referring to the…
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