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Japan does not need excessively loose monetary policy, economy minister says
Kiuchi made the remarks in response to reporters
Diesel prices may drop by P1/L next week, gasoline and kerosene seen up
A mixed price adjustment on local oil and fuel products is expected next week, the Department of Energy said.
NTC: Due process observed in mobile internet service speed-tests sanctions
The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) on Friday said its recent mobile broadband service speed tests which resulted in sanctions against Globe, PLDT-Smart, and DITO have undergone due process.
Why UOB has the most to gain from stronger Singdollar rates: Macquarie
The bank’s ‘significant’ valuation discount and stronger leverage offer the most upside potential among peers
GCash parent Mynt sets final IPO price at P6.60 per share
Mynt Inc., the parent company of mobile wallet GCash, announced Friday that it has set the final price for its initial public offering (IPO), which could amount to about P60 billion, in what could be the largest and…
Filipinos get shot at digital economy ownership with GCash IPO, says solon
The P6.60 final pricing of the initial public offering (IPO) of Mynt Inc. could bring ownership of one of the Philippines’ largest digital platforms within reach of a broader base of Filipino investors, according to a…
DeepSeek effect? How China’s quant funds thrive amid tight regulatory scrutiny
China’s quantitative investing sector has added 18 new members to the ranks of funds managing more than 10 billion yuan (US$1.5 billion) in assets this year, underlining the industry’s ability to generate competitive…
Whoscall launches 'Di Lahat Dinededma' campaign to empower Filipinos to avoid scams without missing important calls
Whoscall encourages Filipinos to download the app and make caller identification part of their everyday digital-safety routine.
Gasoline, kerosene prices seen up; diesel down next week
Gasoline and kerosene prices may increase, while diesel prices could see a rollback next week based on the latest movement in international oil prices, the Department of Energy (DOE) said Friday.
Could Northern Metropolis draw educational leasing from Hong Kong’s Grade A office sector?
As education sector demand supports Hong Kong’s Grade A office leasing activity, analysts said infrastructure that will serve the Northern Metropolis could decide whether schools and universities move their…
