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Foreign debt still prudent at USD119-Billion in 3Q

Tho country's foreign debt total USD118.8 billion as of end-September 2023, up by USD915 million (or 0.8 percent) from USD117.9 billion as of end-June 2023, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said.

PH’s ‘catch-up’ plan to reverse exports decline

Secretary Frederick Go, Presidential Adviser on Investment and Economic Affairs, said the catch-up, which also includes attracting foreign investments and investing in infrastructure, targets to realize the country’s untapped export potential of $49 billion.

DOF converts $11.13B World Bank loans to fixed rate; may save $125M in 2024

The Department of Finance said Friday the Bureau of the Treasury has converted to fixed interest rate from floating rate a total USD11.13 billion...

NEDA Board extends lower tariff on rice, corn, pork until end-2024

The National Economic and Development Authority Board, the country’s highest economic policymaking body, on Thursday decided to keep  tariff rates on imported rice, corn and pork at reduced levels to address supply and price challenges, including the threat of El Nino and the African swine fever.

‘Left to its own, Ph economy is OK’

Teresita Sy Coson, BDO chairperson, late on Wednesday said the Philippines should do well as a country next year even though it faces a number of challenges.

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Grocery spending turns into big win as Laguna VA wins BYD Seagull in bank-supermarket promo

Everyday grocery shopping and credit card use paid off for one lucky customer after a joint promo by East West Banking Corporation and Puregold Price Club awarded a brand-new BYD Seagull to its grand prize winner.

DOE turns over 40-kW solar system to TESDA Taguig complex

The Department of Energy (DOE) has handed over a 40-kilowatt peak solar power system to the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) at its complex in Taguig City.

CAB approves lower fuel surcharge as jet fuel prices ease

The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) has approved a slight reduction in airline fuel surcharges for flights from May 1 to 15, 2026, as global jet fuel prices begin to ease after hitting record highs in April.

Aboitiz warns oil shock may hit consumers as Middle East conflict drives up costs

Aboitiz Equity Ventures Inc. is warning that the biggest risk from the ongoing Middle East conflict is not direct business disruption, but how sharply rising oil prices could affect consumers and demand.

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