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The entry of other US-made cars into the Philippines at zero tariffs will not threaten the local auto industry as these ...
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Philstar.com on MSNReimagining global trade: ‘To navigate US tariffs, Philippine must diversify markets’As higher tariffs loom for Philippine goods entering the US, calls to diversify the country’s export markets and reimagine ...
Rice, corn, sugar, pork, chicken and fish will remain protected in the ongoing trade negotiations with the United States, ...
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Inquirer Business on MSNPH seen taking bigger hit from US tariffs than IndonesiaThe new US tariffs could hurt the Philippine economy more than Indonesia’s, even though both face a 19-percent import tax, as ...
Philippine Ambassador to the US Jose Manuel 'Babe' Romualdez clarifies there might be duties imposed on other US products coming into the Philippines as negotiations are ongoing ...
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PhilStar Global on MSNUS tariff to weigh on Philippine growthThe steep new tariff imposed by the United States on Philippine goods, alongside the broader impact of US President Donald Trump’s massive fiscal stimulus, is expected to weigh on the country’s ...
Economist Joey Salceda says President Marcos’ U.S. visit helped avoid a 20% tariff across all exports, preserving exemptions ...
Philippine automotive industry renews calls to update the Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement (JPEPA) due to ...
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BusinessWorld on MSNUS tariff may trim PHL GDP growthTHE United States’ 19% tariff on Philippine goods could cut the Philippines’ gross domestic product (GDP) growth by 0.4 percentage point (ppt), Nomura Global Markets Research said.
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The Manila Times on MSNSONA, Fed, trade seen driving market sentimentSENTIMENT this week will likely be driven by developments including President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s report to the nation, ...
Donald Trump's tariff announcement and pause roiled and reinvigorated Wall Street. The wild ride for stocks truly began ...
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BusinessWorld on MSNUS zero-tariff treatment seen resulting in P3.97 billion in foregone PHL revenueTHE Philippines could forego about P3.97 billion in government revenue as a result of its tariff deal with the US, think tank IBON Foundation estimated. In its IBON Birdtalk Midyear 2025 briefing ...
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