Philippine central bank Governor Eli Remolona said monetary policy will remain “hawkish for a while” and authorities could resume tightening if inflation comes in higher than expected. “If the inflation rate doesn’t go down as projected, we have no choice,” Mr. Remolona said on the sidelines
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Last Updated on: Home Feeling, located in the West Midlands, has recently unveiled its Willow range, offering high-quality appliances at costs up to 44% lower* than major brand names. This range presents a cost-effective choice for shoppers seeking value for money.The Willow range has been
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Businesses across the board have been given a reprieve following the Chancellor’s announcement that the Retail Hospitality and Leisure relief (RHL) will be extended for another year. Up to one million eligible businesses are set to benefit from the extension, which currently offers 75% off
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Last Updated on: Škoda, in partnership with Parkopedia, has rolled out its new Pay to Fuel service, allowing drivers to conveniently pay for fuel using their car’s infotainment system and avoiding queues at the cashier. This service is now operational in six European countries, with
Japanese companies remain to be the top source of investments, according to the Philippine Economic Zone Authority. Photo shows Japanese and Philippine flags along the
Vehicles are caught in rush hour traffic along EDSA, Oct. 27, 2023. — PHILIPPINE STAR/WALTER BOLLOZOSNEW VEHICLE SALES jumped by an annual 18.6% in October
Achieving the government’s 6-7% economic growth target this year could be a “tall order,” as consumer spending slows. — PHILIPPINE STAR/MIGUEL DE GUZMANBy Luisa Maria
Achieving the government’s 6-7% economic growth target this year could be a “tall order,” as consumer spending slows. — PHILIPPINE STAR/MIGUEL DE GUZMANBy Luisa Maria
PHILIPPINE STAR/EDD GUMBANCONTINUED fiscal consolidation, implementation of reforms to boost private sector competition, and more investments in human capital are crucial if the Philippines wants
PRESSFOTO-FREEPIKBy Luisa Maria Jacinta C. Jocson and Justine Irish D. Tabile, ReportersTHE PHILIPPINES’ digital economy can be used as a catalyst to boost economic growth,
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