Trump imposes forced labor tariffs on 60 trading partners, including Philippines
(1st UPDATE) ‘We can still negotiate,’ says Philippine Ambassador to the US Jose Manuel Romualdez in a message to Rappler, when asked whether Trump’s decision was final
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US vows ‘economic D-Day’ as Iran threatens to halt all oil exports
The warring nations have not conducted military strikes against each other for weeks, but they also have not engaged in meaningful talks to end the six-month-old conflict
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Purple harvest: Safeguarding the future of the ube industry
As demand for ube surges worldwide, Leyte farmers call for laws that may help stop raw ube from being sold abroad
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[In This Economy] Should Filipinos’ ‘consumption culture’ be blamed for the weak peso?
BSP Governor Eli Remolona did not say that consumption is the enemy. Instead, the underlying message is that our country as a whole needs to find better ways to finance our investments.
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Big fuel price hike set for September 8 after last week’s rollback
Despite last week’s price cuts, diesel and gasoline are again under pressure from Middle East tensions, tight fuel supply and a weaker peso
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Riding the clean energy and AI wave: Marcos wants to go beyond ore exports
President Marcos’ critical minerals policy means tapping more mineral reservations as his administration envisions a robust processing industry
