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TOKYO -- Currencies across the Asia-Pacific region have slipped to their weakest levels against the dollar in months, as the slowdown in China casts a shadow over countries holding strong economic and trade ties with Beijing.
TOKYO -- Currencies across the Asia-Pacific region have slipped to their weakest levels against the dollar in months, as the slowdown in China casts a shadow over countries holding strong economic and trade ties with Beijing.
MANILA -- The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) is forecasting that initial public offerings will double this year after a weak 2023, but analysts caution that rate cuts could be key to hitting that ambitious target.
When Filipino drag queen Amadeus Fernando Pagente dressed up as Jesus Christ and sang the Lord’s Prayer in a Manila show, he considered it an expression of his Catholic faith.
MANILA – Soon after Lai Ching-te won Taiwan’s January 13 presidential election, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr made an unprecedented congratulatory call to the independence-leaning new leader who’s firmly in Beijing’s crosshairs.
MANILA — The Philippines armed forces will guarantee the "unimpeded and peaceful" exploration and exploitation of natural resources within the country's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) as it shifts its focus to external defence, Manila's defence secretary said.
MANILA — Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said the country's constitution should be changed to support the economy and was "not written for the globalised world", as the country's senate criticised efforts to amend it as "sinister and underhand".