Ronnel W. Domingo

MANILA -The El Niño climate phenomenon which poses a grave threat to agricultural output, if it worsens as forecast, is poised to inflict a “very large impact” on food supply in the

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is harboring a “relatively strong” outlook for the Philippine economy in the fourth quarter of 2023, expecting growth to be akin to the third-quarter surprise

Full-year inflation in the Philippines is seen to be significantly lower than previously expected, thanks to easing international prices of fuel as well as a stronger peso.

Policy interest rates have likely reached their peaks for the current tightening cycle, but they will be descending slowly, especially in major and influential economies like the United States, Europe

Carrying mostly Tsinoy tourists and some Philippine-based journalists, the chartered bus has traversed about 17 kilometers of the newly opened sea bridge across the foggy Pearl River estuary. And

The Philippines may access $10 billion in climate financing over the next six years through the Asian Development Bank, (ADB) to help the country implement its commitments to climate action under the Paris Agreement that was adopted in 2015.

The Philippines is now expected to be the growth leader in Southeast Asia, the overall prospects for which have deteriorated over the past three months due to sluggish manufacturing activities.

Guilherme Silva, a veteran of leadership roles across various markets at Japan Tobacco International's (JTI) global operations, has returned to the Philippines after more than a decade to lead JTI's local unit as general manager (GM) starting this month.

The growth of lending activities among large banks in the Philippines may have picked up by 7.1 percent in October after slowing down continuously in the previous six months, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).

After more than five decades of development of heated tobacco and with more than a decade of investing in this emerging product category, Switzerland-based Japan Tobacco International (JTI) is betting big on what is anticipated to be the next main revenue stream not just for the company but for the entire global industry.