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Some 1,500 ships trapped in Gulf due to Iran conflict, says IMO
BY REUTERS PANAMA CITY – Around 1,500 ships and their crews are trapped in the Gulf due to the Iranian ... -
Gasoline prices up, diesel down as next week
Local oil executive said gasoline prices have gone up, while diesel prices are down next week based on the first ... -
Philippine tourism faces worst since COVID
The Philippine Travel Agencies Association disclosed that Philippine tourism industry is feeling the immediate and unusually complex strain of the ... -
PH debt swells to record P18.49 trillion in March 2026
The Bureau of the Treasury disclosed that the Philippines’ running debt balance ballooned to a new record high of over ... -
PH jobless rate slightly down in March despite Mideast war
National Statistician and Civil Registrar General Undersecretary Claire Dennis Mapa said the Philippine unemployment rate declined in March 2026 to ... -
Inflation speeds up to 7.2% in April 2026
The Philippine Statistic Authority (PSA) said inflation rate accelerated in April 2026 as higher global fuel prices brought about by ... -
Bank of England holds rates, warns of inflation threat from Iran war
BY REUTERS LONDON — The Bank of England kept interest rates on hold on Thursday and set out a range ... -
DOE: Cutting renewable energy charges from Meralco bill may reduce power supply
The Department of Energy (DOE) disclosed that removing renewable energy charges from electricity bills could lead to reduced power supply ... -
Peso crashes to new all-time low at P61.300:$1
The Philippine peso sunk to its weakest value against the US dollar in history, breaching the P61-to-a-dollar. The PH peso ... -
Flight fuel surcharge eases slightly for May 1-15, 2026 -CAB
The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) announced that the fuel surcharge for May 1 to 15 was set at Level 18, slightly ...
