Philippines: Basic Goods Prices to Remain Stable Until Year-End
The Philippines' Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) announced that prices for select basic necessities and prime commodities will be held steady until year-end, following agreements with major manufacturers. Despite rising fuel and raw material costs, manufacturers have committed to supply stability.
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