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    Filipino rice farmers earn P10,836 for 4 months’ work

    Filipino rice farmers in 2022 earned an average P10,836 for every hectare—an income that requires frontloaded investment and a waiting period of up to four months highly at risk to weather changes.

    National Treasury sets coupon rate on 5.5Y retail dollar bond at 5.750%

    The Bureau of Treasury set at an auction Wednesday the coupon rate on the retail onshore US dollar bond it will offer to the public at  5.750 percent.

    CAB keeps fuel surcharge unchanged for October

    The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) on Tuesday kept the fuel surcharge for passengers and cargo unchanged two months in a series at level 6 in October. 

    National Treasury rejects all tenders for 3-year T-bonds

    The national treasury rejected all bids for the P30-billion, three-year treasury bonds it offered at auction Tuesday to prevent the cost of borrowing from rising.

    Holcim readies for delisting from PSE on November 27

    Holcim Philippines Inc. said Tuesday it is looking to delist from the Philippine Stock Exchange on Nov. 27.

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    Broad coalition seals pact for cleaner builds

    A rare alliance of government, church, business and local executives has formalized a transparency push aimed at tightening oversight of billions of pesos in public works.

    Toyota ramps up localization, flags tariff gap 

    Toyota Motor Philippines Corp. (TMP) is stepping harder on the gas of localization, lifting domestic sourcing to sharpen cost competitiveness while pressing policymakers to revisit tariff disparities under a key trade pact with Japan.

    RCBC earnings climb in 2025 on consumer push

    Rizal Commercial Banking Corp., the country’s sixth largest lender by assets and a flagship of the Yuchengco Group, grew full-year 2025 net income by 11 percent to P10.6 billion, riding a strong wave of consumer lending and fee expansion.

    Soils may hold secret to holding off Panama disease

    Cavendish bananas may be golden for the Philippine economy, but their sweet streak faces a bitter threat. Fusarium wilt, famously dubbed Panama disease, has been ravaging plantations and threatens the livelihoods of millions of farmers across Mindanao. 

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