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Philippine inflation surges to four per cent in March - Vimarsana News

Philippine inflation surges to four per cent in March

Year-on-year headline inflation in the Philippines accelerated to 4 per cent in March from 3 percent in February, mainly due to higher inflation rates for food, utilities, and transport, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) said on Tuesday.

Bernie Sanders Just Proposed a 95% Business Tax. Here's Why That's So Absurd - Foundation for Economic Education - Vimarsana News

Bernie Sanders Just Proposed a 95% Business Tax. Here's Why That's So Absurd - Foundation for Economic Education

Bernie Sanders just unveiled a proposal for a 95 percent tax—yes, 95 percent!—on business profits above their pre-pandemic levels. This comes as part of his larger attempt to blame corporate greed and 'price-gouging' for inflation. 

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Success on Ukraine requires forward-looking economic coordination - Vimarsana News

Success on Ukraine requires forward-looking economic coordination

The warning signs about the wider implications of Russia’s war in Ukraine make it important to organize experts now.

IMF chief says Africa vulnerable to higher food, fuel prices due to Ukraine war - Vimarsana News

IMF chief says Africa vulnerable to higher food, fuel prices due to Ukraine war

IMF chief says Africa vulnerable to higher food, fuel prices due to Ukraine war

Moc Chau's out-of-season plums | Society | Vietnam+ (VietnamPlus) - Vimarsana News

Moc Chau's out-of-season plums | Society | Vietnam+ (VietnamPlus)

Plums that ripen between January and March on Moc Chau plateau in the northern mountainous province of Son La are usually small in number and rather bitter. This year, however, thanks to favourable weather conditions, big, tasty plums are being ordered by traders visiting local orchards.