Posted at 11/11/19 11:04 PM
The Philippine Stock Exchange asserts the large scale theft that rocked the local market last week is not systemic.
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As the global oil market reels from the impact of the drone attacks on Saudi's oil facilities, a Philippine conglomerate looks into the prospects of oil and gas exploration in the country.
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Prices of processed meats are seen to go up as the Philippines' import-reliant meat processing industry plans to reduce their production due to the African swine fever scare in the country.
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The country's energy department is urging government-owned Philippine National Oil Company to fast track the importation of fuel following the attacks on Saudi's oil facilities.
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It was also a bad day for the peso.
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Philippine shares slide alongside most Asian peers, as some investors get spooked by the Saudi Aramco attacks. The main index still closed above 7,900. But an analyst believes the market may stage a recovery soon.
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At least 10 percent of Philippine household or 3 million Filipinos are engaged in the rice and hog sector, Teneo managing director Bob Herrera-Lim told ANC.
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Filipino consumers are awaiting the deployment of the country's third telco, which promises to deliver faster, more affordable internet services. Officials of internet firm IPV6 Forum discuss its impact on next generation technologies on ANC's Early Edition.
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The US and China could be forced to be more flexible in their trade war, with world oil prices set to increase in the wake of drone attacks on a major Saudi oil facility.
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The Duterte administration's second tax reform package, also known as the TRABAHO bill, died in the Senate during the 17th Congress.
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