MANILA – Oil prices will likely increase again next week on global market developments, such as the US-EU trade deal, which reduced the tariff of European exports to the United States to 15 percent, and supply-related factors.Citing the benchmark for refined petroleum pro ... »»»

: Trade restrictions imposed by the US through standards and other compliances are next only to the European Union on a platform that is being put together by the govt based on feedback from domestic industry.The commerce department, which is testing the portal, has received 24 complaints related t»»»

The world economy appears calm, with falling inflation and modestly resurgent growth, but beneath the surface there is much turbulence and many simmering anxieties. The latest update of the Brookings-FT Tiger indexes shows that global growth is gaining momentum, but this growth is still weak, disjo»»»

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned Israel not sever its banks ties to Palestinian lenders, saying such a move would take essential services and sources of revenue from the Palestinian Authority, thereby "threatening the economic stability" of the occupied West Bank. Israel has been threa»»»

Oil was poised for a weekly loss of almost 8 per cent as concerns over a worsening demand outlook filtered through the crude market. Demand for winter-delivery crude cargoes has slipped from Singapore to Houston, while the forward curve for both major benchmarks has weakened in a sign that supplies»»»

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen testifies during a House Financial Services Committee hearing on the annual report of the Financial Stability Oversight Council at the U.S. Capitol in May. File Photo by Graeme Jennings/UPI | License Photo Sept. 11 (UPI) -- Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Sunday w»»»

The US economy is staring at a stagflation similar to that of the 1970s As inflation unexpectedly rose in May, the United States Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 75 basis points at its June rate-setting meeting, the highest increase since 1994. The Fed hoped to curb excess demand by raising»»»

Bonds were under pressure Tuesday from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s more hawkish tone on monetary policy. U.S. and European equity futures dipped, while Asian stocks pushed higher. Treasuries extended Monday losses that included one of the biggest daily climbs in short-dated yields in the »»»