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Marcos commits to boosting workforce skills - Vimarsana News

Marcos commits to boosting workforce skills

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. vowed on Thursday, February 8, 2024, to pursue the upskilling and re-skilling initiatives of the country’s workforce amid the new and emerging demands of the labor market.

Philippine finance secretary does not expect rate hike as inflation easing - Vimarsana News

Philippine finance secretary does not expect rate hike as inflation easing

MANILA :Philippine Finance Secretary Ralph Recto said on Thursday he does not expect interest rates to rise as inflation is easing, adding that rates could go down in the second half of the year. "I don't expect a future rate hike because inflation is going down ... I think our policy rates today are high eno

No way but up; Traviz milestone | Al S. Mendoza - Vimarsana News

No way but up; Traviz milestone | Al S. Mendoza

WILL vehicle sales hit the half-a-million mark this year? If you ask Rommel Gutierrez, the answer is a resounding yes. “It’s possible,” said Gutierrez, citing 2023 figures that breached the 420,000 threshold in volume sales. Gutierrez, the lawyer president of the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines Inc. (Campi),…

ADB to support Recto's tax collection strategy - Vimarsana News

ADB to support Recto's tax collection strategy

THE Asian Development Bank (ADB) pledged to back Finance Secretary Ralph Recto's central strategy for enhanced tax collection, focusing on leveraging digital technologies to achieve more efficient and proactive tax administration.

BSP: Only a 'sustained' dip in prices justifies an easing - Vimarsana News

BSP: Only a 'sustained' dip in prices justifies an easing

THE Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) remains hawkish despite commodity prices slowing to 2.8 percent, the slowest in 39 months or four years. Based on the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), inflation slowed to a rate that is the slowest since October 2020 when inflation averaged 2.3 percent. This is within…