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Q3 Banking & Finance Media Intelligence Index — coverage volume, sentiment trends, journalist influence rankings.
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Election Cycle Analysis — how Philippine media covered the campaign, week by week.
Week-by-week sentiment trajectories and message penetration across national broadsheets, broadcast, and social through the 2025 election cycle.
Crisis Response Benchmarks — how fast top-100 brands moved when reputation was at risk.
Median time-to-statement across crisis cycles in 2025 — segmented by severity, surface, and industry. The benchmarks comms leaders are quietly being measured against.
AI in PR — where Philippine communications teams are deploying generative tools, and where they're holding back.
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Duterte Trial Puts Bank AML Rules Under Scrutiny
Testimony in the Sara Duterte impeachment trial turned on how banks decide to file suspicious transaction reports, while the GCash parent's initial public offering drew heavy retail interest and the central bank flagged El Niño as its main inflation concern.
Duterte Trial Leads as NCAP and Inflation Draw Fire
Day 37 of the Sara Duterte impeachment trial produced a P817.87-million unexplained-wealth allegation, while the expanded no-contact traffic apprehension policy and September inflation at 7.2 percent drew separate scrutiny across the items captured here.
Jollibee Franchise Testimony Tops Duterte Trial Day 37
A forensic analyst told Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial that a company she declared owns five Jollibee franchises in Davao City, part of a day of testimony on undeclared income. Food-price and farmgate stories also ran through the day's coverage.
Housing Leads: 91 Land Titles, Senate Bills, P1.23B Shift
The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development and SFHC awarded land titles to 91 Community Mortgage Program families, while the Senate approved four housing bills and Megawide redirected P1.23 billion in bond proceeds to the government's 4PH housing program.
Duterte Trial Turns to P817.87M Wealth Finding
The House prosecution's final witness told the Senate impeachment court that Vice President Sara Duterte and her husband had P817.87 million in allegedly undeclared assets and income from 2022 to 2025, as prosecutors dropped a bribery charge and the defense challenged how confidential records were obtained.
LTO Enforcement Dominates as Kia EV3 Launches at ₱1.898M
The Land Transportation Office moved against drivers in several viral road incidents, including a one-year suspension recommendation for a hit-and-run rider, while Kia Philippines launched its EV3 compact electric SUV at ₱1.898 million and Mitsubishi promoted its Outlander plug-in hybrid.
Peso Hits Record Low 62.90 as Reserves Drop Below $100B
The peso closed at a record low of 62.90 to the dollar and the country's gross international reserves fell below $100 billion for the first time in three years, while the stock index posted its worst finish in nearly 11 months. The Senate impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte also drew heavy coverage.
PLDT Wins AI Award as Smart Opens iPhone 18 Preorders
PLDT took a regional innovation award for its in-house AI risk tool and its wireless unit Smart opened iPhone 18 preorders, while Reddit users traded complaints about technician tampering and hard-to-cancel subscriptions.
Diesel Falls P1.30, Gasoline Rises P1.93 as Truckers Strike
The Philippines' first October fuel adjustment splits diesel and gasoline, and the Confederation of Truckers Association of the Philippines halts operations the same day. Exporters project record merchandise exports while economists caution that domestic constraints may limit gains from a Philippines-European Union free trade agreement.
Property Recovery Seen Sliding to Late 2027
S&P Global Ratings said Philippine residential property demand is unlikely to recover meaningfully until late 2027, as developers report weaker pre-sales and buyers face high borrowing costs. The same day, a Las Piñas legislator pressed Maynilad for firm timelines on recurring water interruptions.
Peso Hits Record Low 62.90 as PSEi Falls 2.2%
The peso closed at a record low of 62.90 to the dollar and the main stock index fell 2.2% as oil prices and rate-hike expectations weighed on markets. PAGASA also declared the end of the southwest monsoon, closing the rainy season over western Luzon and the Visayas.
Scam Hub Raids Free 53 as NBI Arrests Nine
The National Bureau of Investigation rescued 53 trafficking victims and arrested nine suspects in raids on two scam compounds in Zamboanga Sibugay, while transport, cybersecurity, and consumer stories filled the rest of the day's coverage.
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