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by Alexander Lopez on February 21, 2022
DTI lifts price freeze on basic necessities in Caraga
by Alexander Lopez on February 21, 2022
BUTUAN CITY – The Department of Trade and Industry-Caraga (DTI-13) lifted the price freeze for basic necessities on Sunday, February 20, or 60 days after the region was placed under a state of calamity in December last year due to the devastation of ... Read full article
by Philippines News Agency on February 20, 2022
LGUs’ Covid response spending hits P119-B as of June 2021
by Philippines News Agency on February 20, 2022
MANILA – Local government units (LGUs) have spent PHP118.9 billion combined on coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) response measures as of June 2021, according to preliminary data gathered by the Bureau of Local Government Finance (BLGF).... Read full article
by Joann Villanueva on February 19, 2022
PH macroeconomic fundamentals buoy economic recovery: Dominguez
by Joann Villanueva on February 19, 2022
MANILA – Finance Secretary Carlos G. Dominguez III said he is confident the country's strong macroeconomic fundamentals would help sustain the domestic economy’s continued recovery despite risks posed by external issues.... Read full article
by Kris Crismundo on February 18, 2022
PH gets $500-M investment for world-class data center
by Kris Crismundo on February 18, 2022
MANILA – As the Philippines aims to be a hub for hyperscalers in the Asia Pacific region, a world-class data center will soon rise in Malvar, Batangas.... Read full article
by Connie Calipay on February 11, 2022
Poll bets reminded to post campaign materials in designated areas
by Connie Calipay on February 11, 2022
LEGAZPI CITY – The Department of Environment and Natural Resources in Bicol (DENR-5) on Friday reminded all national and local candidates as well as their supporters to refrain from posting their campaign posters on trees.... Read full article
by Joann Villanueva on February 11, 2022
Remittances, BPO receipts seen to boost gross int’l reserves
by Joann Villanueva on February 11, 2022
MANILA – The Philippines’ gross international reserves (GIR) declined to USD108.45 billion in January from USD108.79 billion in December but an economist said an increase or a record-high is possible as structural inflows remain strong.... Read full article
by John Rey Saavedra on February 4, 2022
Cebu City partners with UNDP for ‘circular economy’ project
by John Rey Saavedra on February 4, 2022
CEBU CITY – The city government here will collaborate with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in promoting “circular economy”, a program that fosters recycling in the neighborhood, Mayor Michael Rama said Friday.... Read full article
by Joann Villanueva on February 4, 2022
Slowdown of inflation in January '22, 'positive news': Diokno
by Joann Villanueva on February 4, 2022
MANILA – Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Benjamin Diokno described as “positive news” the continued deceleration of the domestic inflation rate, which slowed further to 3 percent in January 2022 from the previous month’s 3.2 percent.... Read full article
by Joann Villanueva on February 4, 2022
PSEi up but peso weakens
by Joann Villanueva on February 4, 2022
MANILA – Deceleration of domestic inflation rate in January 2020 allowed the main stock index to finish the week up but the peso weakened as oil prices in the international market continued to increase.... Read full article
by Villamor Visaya, Jr. on February 3, 2022
6 gov’t agencies sign deal to bring back ‘better’ Cagayan Valley
by Villamor Visaya, Jr. on February 3, 2022
TUGUEGARAO CITY – To avoid future flooding of the "Ulysses" magnitude in Cagayan Valley, several government agencies under the Regional Build Back Better Task Force (RBBBTF) have agreed to continue their commitment and perform their responsibilities ... Read full article
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