Cebu Pacific turboprops fully moved to Clark by March                                                                           MANILA, Philippines - Cebu Pacific intends to wrap up the transfer of all its turboprop operations out of Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) in March. This is part of efforts to ease congestion at the country's primary gateway.

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Peso falls to weakest level in history              MANILA, Philippines - The Philippine peso slumped to a new record low on Wednesday, pressured by a rebounding dollar amid firmer expectations that the US Federal Reserve (Fed) will keep interest rates unchanged despite pressure from the White House.

The local currency capped the session at 59.44 against the greenback, 9 centavos weaker than its previous finish and beating the previous record-low closing of 59.355 set on Jan. 7.

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Bigger war chest secured to modernize Philippine agriculture                                                     MANILA, Philippines - After years of pushing for increased spending prowess, the Department of Agriculture (DA) is taking another step closer to its dream of modernizing the farm sector following the approval of a higher budget.

The government earmarked P215 billion in funding for the DA under the P6.793 trillion national budget for 2026, which the agency expects to significantly boost farm modernization efforts.

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Philippine trails Southeast Asian neighbors in decarbonization investments                     MANILA, Philippines - The Philippines has been lagging behind some of its Southeast Asian neighbors in providing favorable conditions for decarbonization investments, the Green Finance Institute said.

In its report, GFI noted that while other countries have carbon taxes or trading systems, the Philippines is still in the early stages of design discussions and lacks the revenue necessary for low-carbon investments.

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PEZA eyes more investments from South Korea                                                                                   The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) is seeing South Korea as among the potential sources of investments next year amid a free trade agreement (FTA) and the investments that will be attracted by Samsung Electro-Mechanics Philippines Corp.'s P51 billion expansion.

"For 2026, our best bets for foreign direct investments are Japan, South Korea, the US, China, and Singapore," PEZA Director-General Tereso O. Panga told BusinessWorld.

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