Andreo Calonzo is a News Reporter at various esteemed publications including Financial Post and The Washington Post. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on business and economics, particularly in areas such as capital markets, economic policy, and international trade. Andreo's work has been featured in notable outlets like Bloomberg News, Fortune, and Yahoo Finance, showcasing his expertise in finance and the global economy.
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By: Andreo Calonzo, Cliff Harvey Venzon
The Philippines’ anti-graft watchdog charged Senator Jinggoy Estrada with plunder and graft for his alleged involvement in a multibillion-peso corruption scheme that slowed economic growth and outraged the public.
By: Cliff Venzon
MANILA (Bloomberg): The Philippines' anti-graft watchdog charged Senator Jinggoy Estrada with plunder and graft for allegedly receiving millions of
The Philippine central bank said the pace of inflation is likely to increase this month, mainly because of food-price increases and the peso’s weakness.
By: Philip Heijmans, Haslinda Amin, Andreo Calonzo
The Philippines is seeking closer ties with Taiwan and stronger military links with nations focused on deterring China’s “nefarious plans,” according to the Southeast Asian nation’s defense chief.
By: Neil Jerome Morales, Andreo Calonzo
The Philippine Senate faces a second day of deadlock after a member of its majority was arrested, throwing into doubt the progress of Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial.
By: Andreo Calonzo, Cliff Harvey Venzon
A US-backed plan to build an artificial intelligence hub in the Philippines could draw an initial investment of about $10 billion, an official said, and help prop up an economy battered by the Iran war.
By: Andreo Calonzo, Ditas B Lopez
Oil’s much-awaited decline may offer little respite for hard-hit consumers in the Philippines, where local pump prices were quick to skyrocket but could take up to a year to normalize.
The US has decided against sending senior officials to an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in Macau, blaming what it called China’s “discriminatory” visa rules on American diplomats.
By: Andreo Calonzo, Neil Jerome Morales
Just weeks after assuming office in 2022, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. paid a courtesy call to the leader of a religious group who helped him secure a landslide election win. Now, the same group has mounted one of the most sustained protests yet against his administration.
China’s services activity eased less than expected in June, a private survey showed, adding to signs that the country’s economic momentum is picking up.
