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China, Indonesia face deeper output cuts to tackle nickel price slide

China and Indonesia are set to reduce nickel output by at least 100,000 metric tons this year as producers seek to limit losses following a slump in the price of the metal used in stainless steel manufacture and for EVs, traders and analysts said.

Cisco launches Motific to enable groups to navigate Generative AI

NASDAQ-listed Cisco on Monday announced the deployment of Motific, Cisco’s first software-as-a-service, or SaaS, product that allows for trustworthy and compliant generative artificial intelligence, or GenAI, in organizations. 

IMF urges BOJ to end bond yield control, huge asset buying

The Bank of Japan should consider ending its yield curve control and massive asset purchases now, then gradually raise short-term interest rates, the IMF said on Friday, as markets ramp up bets on a near-term turn in the central bank's ultra-easy policy.

Thin supply propels rates in India to fresh record high

Prices of parboiled rice exported from top hub India extended their rally this week, rising for a fourth consecutive week to a record high as supplies remained limited.

DICT secures two-year cybersecurity enhancement pact with JICA

The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) has signed a two-year agreement with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) to improve cyber security in the Philippines. 

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Metro Manila warehouse supply tightens as land values climb

The supply of warehouses in Metro Manila is coming under increasing pressure as soaring land values drive the conversion of industrial properties into higher-yield residential and commercial developments, according to property consultancy Colliers.

Markets brace for twin central bank signals

Philippine financial markets are heading into a pivotal week, with investors largely keeping their powder dry ahead of policy decisions from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and the US Federal Reserve that could shape the direction of stocks, bonds and the peso in the weeks ahead.

Counterfeit trade goes digital, IPOPHL seeks tougher crackdown

The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) is pushing for tighter enforcement, stronger inter-agency coordination, and targeted legal reforms as the country's counterfeit trade increasingly migrates from shopping centers to online marketplaces.

Lopez family truce quickly unravels

A call for family peace quickly gave way to fresh legal hostilities after businessman Federico “Piki" Lopez filed indirect contempt complaints against his cousins on the same day he appealed for reconciliation during First Gen Corp.’s annual stockholders’ meeting.

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