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[Title] => Gold still a safe haven
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[Title] => 2026 May impeachment vote and drama in Congress
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[Summary] => It’s official: April’s inflation rate rose more sharply than expected at 7.2 percent. This is nearly two percentage points over the the average forecast of business economists.
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[Summary] => By nine tomorrow morning, Wednesday our time, Filipinos and indeed, the rest of the world, will know whether those “crazy bastards” (Donald Trump’s language), the Iranians, “will be living in hell” (Trump’s language) if they fail to reopen “the fu**in’” (Trump’s language) Strait of Hormuz.
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[Title] => Oil crisis: Will get worse before it gets better
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[Title] => Oil crisis: Will get worse before it gets better
[Summary] => Once again, nowadays, among professionals and businessmen, whether in the board room, coffee shops or barbershops, the dollar’s strength (hovering around P60 to a dollar), oil prices (nearing US$110 per barrel), the inevitable price increases of basic commodities and food insecurity concerns will either top or end their discussions.
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