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Oil prices slide as robust supply offsets Fed cut

Business World Philippines

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September 22, 2025

Oil prices dropped on Friday as worries about large supplies and declining demand outweighed expectations that the year’s first interest-rate cut by the US Federal Reserve would trigger more consumption.

Brent crude futures settled at $66.68 a barrel, down 76 cents or 1.1%. US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures finished at $62.68, down 89 cents or 1.4%.

Both benchmarks rose for a second consecutive week.

“Oil supplies continue to remain robust and OPEC is reducing its oil production cuts,” said Andrew Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates. “We haven’t seen an impact on Russian crude oil exports” from sanctions.

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Peso sinks again on below-target economic growth

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BSP may cut despite Fed hold as growth disappoints

THE BANGKO SENTRAL ng Pilipinas (BSP) may deliver a sixth straight cut in February, despite the US Federal Reserve’s decision to stand pat, amid weaker-than-expected Philippine economic growth in the fourth quarter, analysts said.

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Energizing workers without spending

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CIC credit reports rise to 27M in 2025 on strong demand from online lenders

CREDIT INFORMATION CORP. (CIC) generated 27 million reports last year, nearly tripling from 2024, driven by demand from online lenders and e-commerce channels as consumers availed of credit products like buy now, pay later and cash loans.

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Empowering the Filipino workforce in a digitalizing workplace

“Companies shouldn’t stop at purchasing new tech. Continue to upskill, make learning part of the culture, and that will eventually enhance engagement, retention, and attraction. Maintenance is key.”

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5 mins

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Ayala and Spinneys to launch 12 Metro Manila stores starting in Q4

LISTED Ayala Corp. and United Arab Emirates (UAE)-based supermarket chain Spinneys plan to open 12 stores across Metro Manila starting in the fourth quarter (Q4).

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1 mins

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About AI and power

THE LAW OF ALL PROGRESS - Digital solutions and artificial intelligence (AI) lie at the core of many responses coming both from Government and civil society groups to address the recent corruption scandals and the public clamor for genuine transparency in the budget process.

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FNI unit ships first nickel ore cargo for 2026

IPILAN NICKEL CORP., the Palawan-based subsidiary of listed miner Global Ferronickel Holdings, Inc. (FNI), has begun its operations for calendar year 2026 after completing its first nickel ore shipment for the year.

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1 min

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GDP growth slumps to 4.4% in 2025

Slowest expansion in 5 years amid corruption scandal

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5 mins

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Balisacan still confident PHL can achieve upper middle-class status this year

THE PHILIPPINES remains on track to graduate to upper middle-income country (UMIC) status this year, despite a sharp growth slowdown in 2025, the Department of Economy, Planning, and Development (DEPDev) said.

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3 mins

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