THE PHILIPPINE government is hopeful that it can still negotiate for a lower US tariff rate ahead of the Aug. 1 deadline as President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. heads to the US next week.

FURNITURE EXPORTERS are seeking substantial government support in light of the 20% US tariff on Philippine goods.

BBM is visiting Washington DC from Sunday to Tuesday next week. The visit comes shortly after Trump announced an increase in the tariff for Philippine products entering the US, from 17 to 20 percent.

THE United Coconut Association of the Philippines (Ucap) remains hopeful that President Marcos Jr.’s visit to the United States will yield positive results. This, after the US administration reduced ...

“Trump has put pressure on a seeming plethora of Asian trading partners to buy more U.S. LNG,” said Tim Daiss, at the APAC ...

The long-anticipated announcement, which had already been hinted at several times recently, has finally arrived: The United ...

Senator Pangilinan seeks a Senate probe into persistently high food prices, calling for urgent policy fixes to ensure food ...

President Trump’s approach to setting tariff rates is causing anxiety in the business community, with the trickling flow of letters to trad​e partners exacerbating concerns over hits to the ...

The Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry Inc. (FFCCCII) warned that the United States’ imposition ...

President Donald Trump has sent letters this week outlining higher tariffs countries will face if they don't make trade deals ...

Investors’ worries on US’ tariff policies have eventually resulted in the decline of both of the Philippine Stock Exchange ...

The uncertainties triggered by the US' tariff threats could cause some countries to rush into deals at the expense of ...