Posted at 05/21/18 12:17 AM
Philippine shares closed in the red last Friday amid rising U.S. Treasury yields. This is compounded by the country's rising inflation affected by high world oil prices. Start the trading week in-the-know with this review of last week's numbers.
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Anyone can be a boss but not everyone can be leader, says retired US Navy vice admiral John Ryan.
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A Filipino tech startup is developing an app that aims help travelers and commuters navigate unfamiliar places.
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On this week's Outside Looking In, we discuss how Boracay Island's rehabilitation is affecting tourism and employment in the Visayas region.
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At least three senators want a second look on the provisions of the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) Law, with one of them seeking to temporarily suspend it.
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The budget department asserts a trade deficit in the near-term is not a concern because this only means the government remains aggressive on its massive infrastructure plan.
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Philippine shares moved in a tight range on a relatively quiet trading session as investor awaited the country's first quarter GDP report and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas' policy meeting, both happening on Thursday.
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The rest of the Visayas could get the tourism windfall from the six-month shutdown of Boracay that started in late April, the head of a European trade group said Wednesday.
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The Philippines posted a narrower trade deficit in March even as export figures continued to decline.
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The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas may raise interest rates as early as Thursday, to address quickening inflation, analysts say.
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