Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange and trading platform, now supports the burning model for Terra Classic (LUNC), Changpeng Zhao’s firm said in an announcement on Monday. According to the platform, support for LUNC burn at a 1.2% fees rate is in response to a community

Yield on the 2-year Treasury climbed to a new fifteen year high of 4.351% on Monday – days after the FOMC signalled a terminal rate of 4.6% in 2023 as we published here. Other aggregates are below their June low Both bond yield and “other aggregates”, as

SEAN YORO-UNSPLASHBy Keisha B. Ta-asanTHE INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund (IMF) expects Philippine expansion to slow this year as rising interest rates cloud the global economic outlook.It lowered its growth forecast for this year to 6.5% from its 6.7% estimate in July, matching the lower end of

THE PHILIPPINE central bank is expected to raise the policy rate to 5% by yearend — higher than the initial 4.5% forecast — to tame inflation and protect the peso, Fitch Solutions Country Risk & Research said.“Over the coming months, we expect that the elevated

PHILSTAR FILE PHOTOBy Kyle Aristophere T. Atienza, Reporter PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. should fulfill his campaign promise to modernize the Philippines’ maritime industry, which could be a game changer in the country’s post-pandemic recovery, economists said.Developing the maritime sector should be in line with

PHILIPPINE EMPLOYERS will probably increase their budget for pay increases next year amid a tight labor market and rising prices, according to Willis Towers Watson

PHILIPPINE EMPLOYERS will probably increase their budget for pay increases next year amid a tight labor market and rising prices, according to Willis Towers Watson

BW FILE PHOTOBy Diego Gabriel C. RoblesPHILIPPINE EMPLOYERS will probably increase their budget for pay increases next year amid a tight labor market and rising prices, according to Willis Towers Watson (WTW).Private companies are allotting an average median increase of 5.7% in salaries for 2023,

PHILSTAR FILE PHOTOPhilippine President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. on Monday certified as urgent the proposed P5.268-trillion national budget for next year, citing the need for continuous government operations. In a letter to Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez, the president said passing the budget bill on time