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    Gold futures breach USD4,000 amid global turmoil

    Gold futures surged past USD4,000 per ounce for the first time, extending a historic rally as escalating global uncertainty drives investors toward traditional safe-haven assets.

    US market, gold gain despite government shutdown, job losses

    Major U.S. markets shrugged off a federal government shutdown and weaker labor data on Wednesday, with equities and gold both pushing higher.

    Gold soars amid uncertainty, rate cut hopes

    A fresh bout of uncertainty and mounting anticipation of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut added glitter to gold, pushing it to a record high on Tuesday.

    Gold surges amid US economic uncertainty, likely Fed rate cut

    US economic uncertainty, stoked by President Donald Trumps tariff push, has bolstered gold prices close to record highs.

    Lepanto Mining profit soars on gold rally

    Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co. reported a dramatic increase in net income, reaching ₱659 million for the five-month period ending May, a significant leap from just ₱16 million in the same period last year. 

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    Import pause lifts palay prices, tests rice cost balance

    A temporary rice import ban ordered by Ferdinand Marcos Jr. from September to December 2025 has pushed up farmgate prices of palay (unmilled rice) across the country, helping farmers recover from months of losses but raising concerns about possible higher rice prices for consumers.

    Stay smart online this Valentine’s Day, warns BPI

    As more people celebrate Valentine’s Day online, the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) urges caution and for the public to protect personal and financial information.

    Solar surge slashed costs by 30%

    A rooftop revolution is powering new savings for Eight8Ate Holdings, Inc.

    Cebu Pacific flies more passengers in January

    Cebu Pacific (CEB) started 2026 on a strong note, flying 2.73 million passengers in January, 6.2 percent more than the same month last year.

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