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The global oil shock triggered by escalating conflict in the Middle East is hitting the Philippines’ poorest households the hardest, as surging fuel costs spill over into food prices and erode purchasing power. A March 26 position paper by state-run policy think tank Philippine Institute for...

Fuel prices are expected to offer a slight reprieve to motorists next week following a period of aggressive “big time” hikes, as easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East begin to cool global energy benchmarks. According to industry data based on the four-day trading Mean of Platts...

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Manila Bulletin - The Economy

The Economy

Oil crisis batters poor Filipinos, threatens inflation, growth

Fuel hikes to ease next week as global oil prices soften

February factory prices rise to almost 3-year high

Foreign banks prepare for interest rate hikes following energy emergency

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