Economy
Aray sa Pump: Diesel Nears P150 as April 7 Fuel Hike Slams Motorists
Fuel prices jumped again on April 7, with diesel up by as much as P19.80 per liter and gasoline climbing by up to P5.90.
Economy
Fuel prices jumped again on April 7, with diesel up by as much as P19.80 per liter and gasoline climbing by up to P5.90.
Economy
Oil firms are imposing another major fuel hike on April 7, with diesel rising by as much as P19.80 per liter.
Economy
Diesel may surge by up to ₱19 per liter while gasoline could rise by as much as ₱5, adding fresh pressure on fares and household spending.
Economy
The Department of Trade and Industry is staging the 2026 DTI-Bagong Pilipinas National Food Fair from April 8 to 12 at the Megatrade Halls of SM Megamall. More than 320 micro, small, and medium enterprises from around the country are set to join, putting regional food products and food-related busin
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Tesda has launched 'Juana Creatives,' a new co-working hub meant to help women and aspiring creatives sharpen their skills and build income opportunities in the creative sector. The facility was launched on March 30 and is positioned as a space where training, enterprise support, and artificial intelligence awareness
Economy
The Philippine peso is still under pressure as the prolonged conflict in the Middle East keeps global markets on edge and strengthens the US dollar. In a report published by The Manila Times, analyst Froilan Calilung said the issue is not just about forex charts — ramdam ito sa grocery, fuel,
Economy
A fresh global oil scare is building after crude pushed back above $110 per barrel, with analysts warning prices could still jump far higher if the Middle East war keeps disrupting supply. A big part of the pressure comes from the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for global crude sh
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A fresh global oil scare is putting the Philippines on edge after crude prices pushed past $110 per barrel, with analysts warning that a longer Middle East war could send prices even higher. Some banks now see $150 oil as a realistic scenario if the conflict drags on and key shipping routes sta
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The Department of Foreign Affairs said Philippine-flagged vessels and energy shipments heading to the country will not be charged any toll to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, easing one of the bigger worries tied to the fuel crunch. In short, hindi raw totoo that Philippine shi
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The Philippines got a bit of relief in the middle of the global fuel mess after Iran pledged to allow safe passage for Philippine oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. For an import-dependent country like the PH, malaking bagay ito because that route is critical for energy supply.
Economy
A major governance fight is heating up at the Philippine Stock Exchange, with SEC chair Francis Lim and veteran stockbroker Vivian Yuchengco on opposite sides of a term-limit push for broker-directors. The dispute goes beyond one board seat and could reshape how governance rules are enforced in the
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The Department of Energy is considering temporary limits on fuel purchases if panic buying or hoarding starts distorting supply, according to a report by The Philippine Star. The agency said the move would only be used when needed as the Philippines deals with an energy emergency linked to the Middle