The rate at which prices change across the Philippines, more known as inflation, accelerated to 2.5 percent in November, from only 2.3 percent in October, the Philippine Statistics Authority reported on Thursday.
Early Monday, PLDT announced the “voluntary retirement” of veteran journalist Catherine Yap-Yang, a first vice president and head of the company’s corporate communications group. Her retirement took effect December 1.
The sustainable bond market in the ASEAN+3 region experienced significant growth in the third quarter, with outstanding sustainable bonds reaching USD893.1 billion by the end of September, according to data collected by the Asian Development Bank’s Asia Bond Monitor.
The United Sugar Producers Federation (Unifed) has called for immediate government action to address the alarming decline in mill price of sugar, which is threatening the livelihood of local farmers.
Colliers, a leading diversified professional services and investment management company, said its latest data for the third quarter reveals that unsold condominium inventory in Metro Manila has ballooned to 75,300 units, including both pre-selling and ready-for-occupancy units.
The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) has introduced “Balik Ginhawa,” a program that gives government workers financial relief through a modified three-month loan moratorium.
Philippine manufacturing lost momentum at the end of the first quarter, as rising energy costs and geopolitical tensions weighed on the sector, according to the S&P Global Philippines Manufacturing PMI report released April 1.
Bribery, corruption, and persistent trade barriers at the Bureau of Customs (BOC) have been flagged by the United States Trade Representative (USTR) in its latest National Trade Estimate (NTE) report released March 31.
Foreign currency deposit unit (FCDU) loans increased by 2.9 percent in the fourth quarter of 2025, reaching US$15.56 billion from US$15.13 billion in the previous quarter.