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PSE Index Continues Upward Trend
The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index extended its upward momentum on Friday, closing at 6,264.49 points, up by 30.87 points or 0.50 percent, as sub-indices turned in another mixed performance.

By The Financial District
Sep 191 min read


U.S. Heading Into Recession in 2026: Moody’s Economist
Moody’s economist Mark Zandi still sees a high chance that the US is headed for a recession, describing the odds of a downturn in the next 12 months as “uncomfortably high."

By The Financial District
Sep 191 min read


EU Won’t Hit China With 100% Tariffs That Trump Wants
Donald Trump has thrown down his gauntlet: He wants European nations to impose 50% to 100% tariffs on China as part of a joint strategy to counter Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

By The Financial District
Sep 191 min read


PSE Index Inches Higher
The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index extended its rise on Thursday, though only slightly, closing at its highest level of the day at 6,233.62, up 22.96 points or 0.37 percent.

By The Financial District
Sep 191 min read


U.S. Employers Added a Modest 80,000 Jobs Last Month
When the Labor Department released a weak jobs report last month, an enraged President Donald Trump responded by firing the economist overseeing the data and nominating a loyalist to replace her.

By The Financial District
Sep 181 min read


Inflation Rises, Contradicting Trump’s Claim He Has Solved It
President Donald Trump has declared that he had “already solved inflation” and that “costs are down,” boasting that “we have almost no inflation anymore.”

By The Financial District
Sep 181 min read


Russia Warns EU: We Will Go After Any State That Seizes Our Assets
Russia has threatened retaliation against any European state that attempts to seize its assets after reports surfaced that the European Union (EU) is exploring ways to leverage frozen Russian funds to support Ukraine.

By The Financial District
Sep 181 min read


Robust Adult Demand Boosts Japan's Toy Market
Japan’s toy market is expanding despite the country’s declining birthrate, fueled by strong demand from adults who view gadgets as an affordable hobby and a way to connect with others through social media.

By The Financial District
Sep 181 min read


Trump Backs Sanctions Once NATO Stops Buying Russian Oil
US President Donald Trump said he’s prepared to move ahead with “major” sanctions on Russian oil if NATO countries do the same.

By The Financial District
Sep 181 min read


PSE Index Powers Higher as Positive Sentiment Returns
The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index climbed to 6,210.66 points on Wednesday, up 61.92 points or 1.01 percent, as positive sentiment returned to the market.

By The Financial District
Sep 182 min read


Goldman Sachs Issues a Warning to AI Stock Investors
Goldman Sachs is sounding an early alarm on the near-term trajectory of AI stocks.

By The Financial District
Sep 171 min read


Retail Backlash Forces South Korea to Junk Capital Gains Tax Plans
South Korea has abandoned a controversial plan to slash the capital gains tax threshold for stock investors, marking President Lee Jae Myung’s first major policy reversal since taking office in June.

By The Financial District
Sep 171 min read


SEC to Notify Businesses of Technical Violations Before Taking Action
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Paul Atkins vowed to give businesses notice of technical violations before “bashing down their door,” signaling a shift away from aggressive enforcement actions.

By The Financial District
Sep 171 min read


Russia-China Gas Deal Will Have Global Ripple Effects: Analyst
The agreement between Russia and China this week to build a massive new gas pipeline is not just another trade deal.

By The Financial District
Sep 171 min read


Resource-Scarce Japan Gets More Trains Running on Renewables
Rail operators in resource-poor Japan are increasingly turning to renewable energy as part of the country’s push to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.

By The Financial District
Sep 171 min read


Portugal’s Cork Wins Trump Tariff Exemption
US winemakers have something to celebrate: the corks they’re popping won’t be subject to tariffs.

By The Financial District
Sep 171 min read


Corruption Issues in PH Feared to Impact ODA, Investments, and Loans
The unfolding allegations of massive corruption in the Philippines — exposed through probes into government-funded flood control projects — may negatively impact Official Development Assistance (ODA), investments, and loans that the country has long relied on.

By The Financial District
Sep 173 min read


BYD’s $45-B Stock Wipeout Raises Doubts on China Outlook
BYD Co. faces pressure to restore investor confidence after a $45 billion stock selloff, with mounting concerns over its ability to fend off competition amid a destructive price war in China.

By The Financial District
Sep 171 min read


Bargain Hunting Pushes PSE Index Above Support Level
Bargain hunting in select stocks on Tuesday pushed the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index above its support level, a day after it declined on concerns over possible protest actions.

By The Financial District
Sep 172 min read


U.S. Employers Added Just 22,000 Jobs in August
U.S. employers added only 22,000 jobs in August as the labor market continued to cool under uncertainty over President Donald Trump’s economic policies.

By The Financial District
Sep 161 min read


U.S. Manufacturing Jobs Shrink Despite Trump’s Push
The US has lost 33,000 manufacturing jobs in 2025, including 12,000 in August, even as President Trump champions policies he says will revitalize the sector.

By The Financial District
Sep 161 min read


Weakening Economic Data Is "Exactly What Markets Needed"
Weaker US labor market data has fueled expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, with Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel forecasting three reductions this year.

By The Financial District
Sep 161 min read


Foreign Investors Loath to Put Money Into the US After Hyundai Raid
President Donald Trump’s push to revitalize American manufacturing by luring foreign investment into the US has collided with one of his other priorities—cracking down on illegal immigration.

By The Financial District
Sep 161 min read


China Probes US Semiconductors Ahead of Madrid Trade Talks
China launched two investigations into the US semiconductor sector Saturday ahead of trade talks in Spain this week covering commerce, national security, and the ownership of social media platform TikTok.

By The Financial District
Sep 161 min read
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