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Inflation hits 7.8% as bank lending runs hot
Philippine inflation climbed to a 44-month high of 7.8 percent in October on fuel and transport costs, even as bank lending grew at its fastest pace in four months and Metrobank and Chinabank reported nine-month earnings. The peso and stock market rallied on the US midterm results.
Inflation Hits 7.8% as Transport Costs Drive Prices
Philippine inflation climbed to 7.8 percent in October, the highest since November 2022, with transport costs contributing nearly two-thirds of the increase. The reading drew coverage across broadsheets, tabloids, and online outlets, and prompted renewed calls for tax relief.
Pet Crematorium Scandal Draws NBI Complaints
The National Bureau of Investigation prepares six complaints over pet remains dumped in Bulacan, as Bacoor City moves to regulate crematoriums and analysts flag gaps in animal welfare law. Separately, President Marcos turns over P8.6 billion in disaster funds with a warning against corruption.
El Niño Draws ₱3B Irrigation Ask and Prayers for Rain
The Department of Agriculture seeks more than ₱3 billion for solar irrigation as a strong El Niño threatens farms, while Manila's archbishop orders parishes to pray for rain and Maynilad sets a ₱27.5-billion capital budget for 2027.
Move It Fined P555.75M as DOTr Weighs Rider Cap Review
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board fined motorcycle taxi platform Move It P555.75 million for carrying 55,575 riders beyond its allocation, prompting the Department of Transportation to review how rider caps are set. The same day, the Land Transportation Office revoked licenses in separate road-safety cases and Toyota marked 60 years of the Corolla.
PEZA Nears Record P320-B Investment Approvals
The Philippine Economic Zone Authority expects to close 2026 with up to P320 billion in approved investments, surpassing its 2012 record, while Moody's warns of slower bank lending and the stock market rebounds ahead of inflation data.
Digital economy at 9.8% as MSMEs lag on adoption
The Philippines' digital economy accounted for 9.8% of output in 2025, while small businesses still struggle with financing and digital adoption. The same day brought a P2.7-billion payments acquisition, a government push on cybersecurity, and a viral celebrity feud.
SMFB Profit Falls 9% as Petron, MSMEs Face Cost Pressure
San Miguel Food and Beverage reported a 9% drop in nine-month net income to P30.6 billion as costs rose and consumers spent less, while Petron's earnings nearly halved and a new PSA figure put the digital economy at 9.8% of output.
Pet Crematorium Scam Draws 250 Complaints, Senate Probe
More than 250 pet owners have filed complaints against a Bacoor pet crematorium after dozens of animal remains were found dumped in Bulacan, prompting an NBI subpoena, a Senate inquiry and a proposed regulatory bill. Separately, Philippine companies reported mixed nine-month earnings and the stock index rebounded 1.26 percent.
US midterms sweep reshapes Marcos Manila summit
Democrats took both chambers of the US Congress, and the fallout reached Manila through the Asean summit hosting plan, the Duterte impeachment trial and the ICC case against Rodrigo Duterte. Philippine agencies also moved on El Niño aid, wage orders and the Move It rider penalty.
LTFRB Fines Move It P555.75M for 55,575 Excess Riders
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board fined Move It ₱555.75 million for carrying 55,575 riders beyond its authorized allocation, drawing praise from transport groups and calls to redistribute the excess riders. The same day, the Department of Transportation deployed 20 discounted buses to ease crowding on LRT-2 and ordered two Cebu jeepney operators to explain why they skipped passengers.
Move It Fined P555.75M as BSP Holds Rates
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board fined motorcycle-taxi platform Move It P555.75 million for carrying 55,575 riders beyond its authorized allocation, while the central bank signaled no rate cuts and the stock market slipped ahead of October inflation data.
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