New Zealand companies are eyeing the Philippines’ 117 million-strong consumer market, following the recent visit of Prime Minister Christopher Luxun to Manila.
“They’re coming in open vistas as to the Philippines’ potential. New Zealand producers are thinking of investing here. Nothing is specific yet, but we highlighted the areas where we wanted them to consider investments,” Trade Secretary Alfredo Pascual said.
With only 5 million people in the whole of New...
The Department of Trade and Industry said Wednesday senior citizens and persons with disabilities are entitled to 5-percent rebates on basic necessities and prime...
WASHINGTON, United States—The US central bank opened its two-day policy meeting on Tuesday, preparing for another salvo in the war on rising inflation.
The Federal...
The International Monetary Fund raised on Tuesday the 2022 gross domestic product growth projection for the Philippines to 6.7 percent from the 6.5-percent initial...
The government’s budget deficit jumped 43.8 percent in June to P215.5 billion from a year ago, driven by the 27.91-percent growth in expenditures that...
