Inflation eases further in January to 2.8% on lower food prices
Headline inflation decelerated in January to 2.8 percent, its slowest pace since October 2020, due mainly to lower food prices, utilities, and transport.
Treasury allows slight yield rise; P15B offer awarded in full
The Bureau of the Treasury has awarded the entire P15 billion of treasury bills it offered at the auction Monday, allowing yields to only creep up slightly.
SMC-initiated tollway projects on schedule to begin 4Q2024 construction
The Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) is on track to start the construction of two big-ticket expressway projects proposed by San Miguel Corp. later in the fourth quarter this year.
Office space demand recovery remains distant
Real estate service provider Cushman and Wakefield Inc. said a return to pre-pandemic demand for office space in the Philippines and around the world remains distant as interest rates will likely remain elevated.
Fuel prices more expensive beginning Tuesday
Increases in fuel prices at the pumps are now on its fifth iteration in a series.
