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Global innovation goal missed (opens the original)
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THE Philippines fell two notches in the latest Global Innovation Index (GII) rankings, missing the government’s target, but is among the middle-income economies that have climbed the fastest since 2013, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) said in a report released on Tuesday. The 2026 GII ranked the country 52nd out of 139 economies, down from 50th last year. Under the 2023–2028 Philippine Development Plan, the government was aiming for a result of 49th, looking to build on the 2
Road map aims to cut reliance on steel imports (opens the original)
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THE Philippines wants to reduce its reliance on imported steel and is targeting to hit 86-percent domestic self-sufficiency by 2040. This goal is part of the Philippine Iron and Steel Road map 2026-2040, which was presented by the Board of Investments (BOI) during the 2nd Asean Steel Policymaker Conference and 2026 Asean Iron and Steel Forum. The plan also aims for 29 million metric tons (MT) of apparent steel consumption — an estimate of demand — and 25 million MT of finished steel output. Rose
Bad weather dents August auto sales (opens the original)
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MOTOR vehicle sales slumped in August following the previous month’s year high, with automakers blaming bad weather as having disrupted dealer operations and consumer spending. The Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers Association of the Philippines (Campi) and the Truck Manufacturers Association, Inc. (TMA) reported sales of 29,611 units, down 18.1 percent from a year earlier and 20.7 percent lower compared to July. Including estimates from other automotive brands, overall industry sales were sai
Roque: Prices of basic goods remain stable (opens the original)
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PRICES of basic necessities and prime commodities (BNPCs) remain stable and manufacturers have also held off from requesting increases amid renewed uncertainties arising from the war in the Middle East, Trade Secretary Cristina Roque said on Monday. “The prices of food are stable and there has yet to be a price increase on basic necessities and prime commodities,” Roque told reporters. She added that the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) had not received any requests for price increases for
EU targets digital, green investments (opens the original)
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THE European Union will focus its participation in the broader Pax Silica initiative on the Luzon Economic Corridor (LEC), with priority investments in digital connectivity and the green economy, EU Ambassador to the Philippines Massimo Santoro said. Finance Secretary Frederick Go announced at the LEC Investment Forum earlier this month that the EU and Spain would join the initiative. The EU’s participation at the bloc level will complement the involvement of individual European countries. Santo
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