Philippine financial markets closed higher on Wednesday as stocks bounced back from the previous session’s decline while the peso strengthened for a third straight trading day.
Philippine financial markets closed mixed on Tuesday as stocks gave up the previous session’s gains while the peso strengthened for a second straight trading day.
The Aboitiz-led lender posted a 113% jump in first-half earnings as higher consumer loans, deposits, and everyday banking transactions continued to drive growth.
Philippine financial markets started the week on a stronger note as stocks recovered from Friday’s dip while the peso posted a sharp rebound after hitting a record low.
The relocation program spreads economic activity more evenly across the country.
The innovation could create new opportunities for Filipino farmers.
A ₱65 canned tuna, typically sold for ₱32 to ₱35, sparks laughs—and pricing debate.
Philippine financial markets closed mixed on Thursday as stocks snapped a two-day losing streak while the peso remained at its weakest closing level on record.
Frequent rainfall is reducing working hours, hurting incomes, productivity, and business operations, prompting calls for more climate-responsive labor policies.
Deloitte says the planned listings could encourage more companies to go public as regulators ease IPO rules to attract new issuers.
