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There has been a slight improvement, but the Philippines still has a long way to go in strengthening the rule of law. In the 2024 Rule of Law Index under the World Justice Project or WJP, the Philippines inched up by a notch to 99th place out of 142

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FILE PHOTO: A pedestrian walks past an electronic price share board showing the numbers (at center in green) in early trading down over four percent on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, along a street in Tokyo on September 30, 2024. Japanese shares rallied

FILE PHOTO: Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi). INQUIRER FILES A second round of monetary policy easing was not enough to lift the local bourse on Thursday as anxious investors considered the weakening peso. The benchmark Philippine Stock Exchan