Posted at 02/20/20 3:57 PM
Senate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon on Thursday warned of "major consequences" if the President is allowed to unilaterally abrogate treaties.
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Moody's is also monitoring the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, which has hurt consumption in parts of Asia. Under its "central case," the pathogen will be contained by the end of the first quarter, said Eugene Tarzimanov, lead analyst for banks in Southeast Asia.
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The Philippine British Business Council is set to hold a trade mission to the Philippines.
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Buying breast cancer medicine through a pool can bring down the price to P13,000 per piece from P38,000 if drug store chains ordered separately, said Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez.
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The Department of Trade and Industry estimated weekly demand at 400,000, with a suggested retail price of P8 to P12 per piece, Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez said.
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The local banana industry is recovering from losses caused by temporary disruptions in its trade with China. Domingo Ang, Chairman of the Philippine Exporters Confederation or Philexport Davao, says the COVID-19 outbreak disrupted export shipments of bananas to China during the last week of January. But Ang says shipments are now back to normal.
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Duterte expressed intention to accompany the tourism chief in Boracay next week. He also wants to visit Bohol and Cebu, Puyat told ANC's Headstart.
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It will be the Philippines' version of other countries' "great sale" wherein people fly in just to shop. Shopping malls across Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao will participate in the month-long retail event.
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The termination of the visiting forces agreement with the United States signals an era where the Philippines can improve its military capability.
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The Department of Agriculture (DA) is eyeing changes to its prevailing 1-7-10 protocol against African swine fever (ASF).
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