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Japan's November Trade Surplus Hits $2 Billion

Japan recorded a 322.3 billion yen trade surplus in November as exports rose 6.1%. This strengthens expectations for a Bank of Japan interest rate increase. Read the full analysis.

Cebu Sees Zero Crime on First Misa de Gallo Day

Cebu City and Province recorded no crimes during the first Misa de Gallo dawn mass on December 16, 2025, thanks to massive police visibility and proactive security measures.

Inflation Eases to 1.5% in November 2025

Philippine inflation slowed to 1.5% in November 2025, averaging 1.6% for the year. Officials credit food security measures and announce plans for more affordable rice and electricity subsidies.

PRO 7 Nabs P1B in Drugs, 9,267 Arrests in 2025

Central Visayas police confiscated P1B worth of shabu & other drugs, arrested over 9,000 suspects, and achieved a near-perfect conviction rate in 2025. Read the full report.

PRO-7 Records 99.70% Drug Case Conviction Success

Police Regional Office 7 achieves remarkable 99.70% conviction rate in drug-related cases from January to November 2025. Learn how proper evidence handling and legal protocols ensure justice delivery.

Rescue Heroes Fired After Saving Lives in Cebu Flood

Three workers in Liloan, Cebu became heroes by rescuing 6 people during Typhoon Tino using their wing van as barrier. Despite police recognition, their company terminated them for vehicle damage. Read their inspiring story.

PH Labor Force Participation Dips in September 2025

Latest PSA data shows Philippines' labor force participation rate dipped to 64.9% in September 2025, with unemployment improving but underemployment rising. Discover what this means for the economy.

PH Inflation Steady at 1.7% in October 2025

Philippine inflation remains unchanged at 1.7% in October 2025, with food prices slowing while transport costs rise. Get the full breakdown of how this affects Filipino consumers and the economy.

BSP: October Inflation Forecast at 1.4%-2.2%

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas forecasts October inflation between 1.4% and 2.2%, driven by rising electricity costs and food prices. Discover what this means for Filipino consumers and the economy.

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