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Inflation eases to 5.4% in June, slowest since May 2022

Prices of consumer goods in the country eased further in June, an added incentive for the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas to again keep policy...

“15 years should be enough for winning NAIA bidder to recover investments”

Boosting the facilities of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) on even footing with peers around the world requires a rehabilitation or concession program...

Moody’s unit projects sharply lower inflation in June

Moody’s Analytics, the financial intelligence and analysis arm of global credit watcher Moody’s Investor Service, forecasts inflation at only 5.3 percent in June, sharply...

Half of all retail transaction no longer cash based by yearend – BSP

Retail transactions completed in the digital sphere is on track towards the yearend target of 50 percent having already averaged 42.1 percent a month...

Philippines gross savings rise 26.6% In 2022

The country’s gross savings reached P4.90 trillion in 2022, a 26.6 percent growth from 2021 when total savings dropped from the previous year due...

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Honda hits breaks on EVs, faces JPY2.5T losses

Honda Motor Co. Ltd. said Thursday, March 11, it is scrapping three planned electric vehicle models for North America in a dramatic strategy reset that could saddle the Japanese automaker with losses of up to JPU2.5 trillion (around USD16–billion).

DOTr cracks down on steep hikes in shipping rates

The Department of Transportation (DOTr) has warned domestic shipping lines against imposing steep passenger fare hikes, signaling tighter oversight from regulators led by the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA).

Subic charts bold course into cruise facility

The Subic Bay Freeport Zone is plotting a major leap into the regional cruise tourism market with plans to build a dedicated cruise ship terminal worth about P10 billion, an investment that also coincides with renewed shipbuilding activity and expanding container operations in the port hub.

Frasco out as DOT chief, stays in Cabinet

Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco will remain in the Cabinet of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. but will step down as head of the Department of Tourism to become Presidential Adviser for Sustainable and Resilient Communities. Malacañang said tourism Undersecretary Verna Buensuceso will serve as officer in charge of the agency until a new tourism secretary is appointed. The Palace did not immediately explain the leadership change, and it remains unclear whether recent criticism surrounding the tourism department’s promotional campaign had any bearing on Frasco’s reassignment. Palace Press Officer and Undersecretary Claire Castro said President Marcos expressed his appreciation for Frasco’s leadership at the tourism department.

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