The Philippine central bank said lowering policy rates supports economic growth.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has lowered policy rates for the second consecutive time during its meeting last week as the government tries to bolster the economy amid external global threats and as inflation continues to ease.Lowering policy rates is ...
Economists and experts say the government should fast-track RE development
Now that Israel and Iran have declared war and launched missiles at each other and as tensions in the Middle East reach new levels, questions remain on how all this will affect the Philippine economy and what Manila's next steps are ...
Isn't it ironic that the Philippines is becoming more appreciative of luxury properties when many Filipinos still do not have their own homes? However, as this report from global property consultant Knight Frank reveals, Manila has become the fastest-growing high- ...
The "Grand Visa" will give tourists access to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, and Bahrain.
Traveling across Gulf countries will soon be a walk in the park, as tourists will no longer need to go out of their way to obtain different visas. A shared passport visa, similar to Europe's Schengen Area, is set to be ...
The line of succession has become more confusing lately.
Today, monarchies are trying to cut down their number of full-time royals, but it's a different story in the Middle East.Since the establishment of the modern kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the House of Saud began a tradition that passed ...
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