Rains will continue over major parts of the country until the end of the week as the monsoon trough enhances the southwest monsoon, the weather bureau said Monday.
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Rains to continue over S. Luzon, Visayas
Poll: May inflation seen at 18-month low
Annual inflation is seen to have fallen to a one-and-a-half-year low in May, a Reuters poll showed, cementing expectations of another rate cut in July, which some analysts said could be the last for the year.
Another woman abducted in Cotabato City
Hours after suspected Pentagon gang members on Sunday morning freed a Chinese woman they seized in North Cotabato, the same group abducted another woman in Cotabato City, authorities here said Monday.
Dollar loses footing as investors branch out
TOKYO–The dollar lost its footing on Monday and headed back to multi-month lows against commodity-related currencies, the euro and sterling as investor appetite for higher-yielding assets continued to recover.
NKorea seen to go ahead with missile test
Defying international pressure, North Korea was reported Monday to have moved a long-range missile to a military base for a planned launch that would deepen tensions in the wake of its nuclear test.
Madrigal testifies vs Villar
(UPDATE 2) Senator Ana Consuelo “Jamby” Madrigal on Monday told the Senate committee of the whole that Senator Manuel Villar Jr. and his wife Las Pinas Representative Cynthia Villar pushed for the realignment of the C-5 road extension project to their advantage.
Blogger jailed in defamation suit
A real estate agent in Houston who blogged about Anna Nicole Smith was jailed for contempt last week in a defamation case brought by the late Playboy model’s mother.
Oil prices rise towards $67 in Asian trade
SINGAPORE–Oil prices rose in Asian trade Monday to near seven-month highs, fuelled by a rise in regional equities markets and a weakening US dollar, dealers said.
Madrigal testififies vs Villar
(UPDATE) Senator Ana Consuelo “Jamby” Madrigal testified Monday before the committee of the whole investigating allegations of corruption against a colleague over a government road project.
GM declares bankruptcy Monday
WASHINGTON DC, United States—General Motors will declare bankruptcy Monday, marking the end of an era of American manufacturing dominance as what was once the world’s largest corporation collapses under the weight of its mistakes and debts.
