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Stiff fines, jail await those violating price cap on imported rice-DA
The Department of Agriculture (DA) warned rice retailers, traders, and importers who violate the price ceiling on imported rice would ... -
Safe passage for PH vessels in Strait of Hormuz still valid after Iran drone attack ...
BY REUTERS The safe passage for Philippine-flagged vessels and Filipino seafarers through the Strait of Hormuz is still valid despite ... -
Gasoline up by P5/L, diesel down by up to P9/L next week – oil sources
Mixed fuel price adjustments expected next week, with gasoline prices to increase while diesel may see a significant rollback, oil ... -
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 ...
