Jasper Y. Arcalas is a journalist for BusinessMirror, focusing on local news and business in the Philippines. His articles cover a wide range of topics including government policies, debt, agriculture, finance, and economic developments. Jasper provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the economic landscape of the Philippines and its impact on businesses and consumers.
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By: Jasper Y. Arcalas
MAHARLIKA means royalty. And it could also mean free, or free men.But for the Philippines, the definition of Maharlika is taking on a new phase. Is it a sovereign wealth fund? Investment fund? Development fund? Regardless, it all boils down to one: a fund. The Marcos Jr. administration pushed for…
THE national government raised P30 billion from fresh Treasury bonds (T-bonds) as investors asking yields eased to favorable levels for the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr).
The Department of Agriculture (DA) is reviewing the imposition of special safeguard duties (SSG) on imported coffee following the recent bilateral meeting between Manila and Jakarta.
THE national government raised P30 billion on Tuesday from the tender of Treasury bonds (T-bonds) on the back of easing yields sought by investors amid a better inflation climate.
The Philippine Chamber of Agriculture and Food Inc. (PCAFI) urged the Department of Agriculture (DA) to improve the competitiveness of the local coffee industry by bankrolling programs for the sector using the fees and charges slapped on imports.
The Philippines will not allow the entry of imported onions in the next four months to avert a glut in local supply, a move hailed by local industry groups, saying it is “a step in the right direction.”
THE amount of premiums collected by the microinsurance industry as of the third quarter of last year rose by almost 20 percent year-on-year to over P10 billion as more Filipinos insured their lives and assets.
FINANCE Secretary Ralph G. Recto on Wednesday said he supports the position of the Senate that the proposed reforms on the military and uniformed personnel (MUP) pension reform must cover only new entrants.
THE Department of Finance (DOF) is banking on a more efficient and streamlined tax system and better inflation to hit the state's goal of collecting a record-high of P4.3 trillion in revenues this year, as it is tepid in pushing for new taxes this year.
A weaker peso and high food prices likely slashed the Philippines's total milk imports by 15 percent year-on-year to 2.3 million metric tons (MMT) last year, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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