Govt Auto-Enrolls 4.5M Poor Households in Power Subsidy
Philippine gov’t auto-enrolls 4Ps households in electricity subsidy, cutting bills by up to ₱300 amid rising power costs.
Philippine gov’t auto-enrolls 4Ps households in electricity subsidy, cutting bills by up to ₱300 amid rising power costs.
Oil price hike rattles markets as US-Iran tensions surge, sparking new inflation fears and costly fuel for Filipino consumers.
Philippine economy slowed to 4.4% in 2025 as a corruption scandal halted infrastructure projects, dragging down jobs and consumer confidence.
Cebu Pacific offers ₱1 Clark–Hanoi flights starting May 2026, boosting travel options for North and Central Luzon residents.
Philippines narrows trade deficit by 15% in December 2025 as exports hit record high, boosting hopes for stronger peso and lower import costs.
Ayala’s AC Logistics to acquire 84% of Glacier Megafridge, boosting Philippine cold storage and tackling food supply losses.
Peso nears record lows but BSP says P60 per dollar unlikely soon, easing fears of costlier imports and inflation for Filipinos.
Amsterdam bans high-speed electric fatbikes from Vondelpark as safety fears rise over crashes on crowded bike paths.
Wage hike in Metro Manila: Kasambahay minimum pay rises to ₱7,800 monthly starting Feb 7 amid soaring living costs.
Oil prices stay low as 2026 sees surplus supply; Malta set to benefit with cheaper fuel and eased transport, shipping, and power costs.
Emirates adds 4 more Dubai–Manila flights weekly starting April 2026, easing travel for OFWs and boosting trade amid rising demand.
ATRAM merges with UnionBank Trust, forming PH’s biggest trust firm managing PHP 477B, boosting investor access and digital wealth services.
NLEX toll price hike takes effect Jan 20, 2026, with up to ₱72 added per trip—fourth increase since 2022 hits Central Luzon commuters.
Price hike alert: Diesel, gas, and kerosene to rise up to P2/liter starting Jan 20, adding pressure on transport and household costs.
Cebu Pacific hits record 26.88M passengers in 2025, solidifying its lead in low-cost air travel across the Philippines despite global headwinds.
Philippine economy seen growing just 5% in 2025, PIDS warns, missing govt targets as infrastructure delays, governance risks slow gains.
G42 eyes up to $500M investment in Philippine data centers, boosting jobs and growth in the country’s emerging tech sector.
Manila, Philippines – In a landmark celebration of innovation and economic empowerment, Filipino microentrepreneurs took center stage at the 4th Digital Financial Inclusion Awards 2026, securing top honors in multiple categories. The event, held virtually and in-person across Southeast Asia, highlighted how digital financial tools are bridging gaps for underserved communities, with the Philippines emerging…
The Philippines’ national government debt has surged to a historic peak, reaching ₱17.65 trillion as of November 2025, surpassing the Marcos administration’s full-year projection. The swift climb, driven by intensified domestic and external borrowings, has raised alarms among economists and policymakers over the country’s shrinking fiscal space amid looming mid-term elections. Debt Surges Beyond Year-End…
The Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) reached a historic milestone in 2025, processing a record-breaking 52.02 million passengers and marking a full recovery from the aviation downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. December alone accounted for 4.86 million travelers, underscoring a strong resurgence in both domestic and international air traffic. This unprecedented throughput reflects not…