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Sara Duterte Trial: Bank Records Bid Rejected
The Senate impeachment court refused to compel Vice President Sara Duterte to answer questions on her bank records, while the government raised ₱84.9 billion from retail Treasury bonds and the peso and inflation stayed under pressure.
Globe AI Returns P1.2B as NTC Widens Telco Penalties
Globe Telecom reported P1.2 billion in measured benefits from its artificial intelligence spending, a 2.8-times return, while the National Telecommunications Commission said its crackdown on weak mobile broadband will extend beyond Metro Manila. The day's coverage also included the Senate impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, a government block of Discord that lasted less than a day, and a regional study on Filipino online shopping habits.
Sugar Output Cut to 1.662 MMT as El Niño Bites
The Sugar Regulatory Administration lowered its crop-year production forecast to 1.662 million metric tons, citing rainfall losses of up to 70 percent in Negros, while farmers pressed for a ₱2,600 floor price and labor groups sought a fully domestic allocation. The same dry spell prompted the Climate Change Commission to urge schools and agencies to shift working hours away from the hottest part of the day.
Meralco Opens Bidding for 900 MW Baseload Supply
Meralco began a competitive tender for 900 megawatts of baseload power starting 2031, while the environment secretary tied renewable energy to national security and the energy department advanced rules for the country's first nuclear procurement.
Sara Duterte Trial: Court Bars Bank Records
The Senate impeachment court refused to admit Vice President Sara Duterte's bank records and canceled a trial day, while her brother testified as a hostile witness. Separately, the House advanced a Sierra Madre protection bill and the transport group Manibela paused its strike for talks with the Land Transportation Office.
Jeepney Strike Splits as Taxi Fares Rise to ₱65
Manibela ended its strike after one day to meet the Land Transportation Office, while PISTON pressed a second day of protests and taxi flag-down fares rose to ₱65 in Iloilo. Transport spending, audit findings, and a proposed luxury-car tax drew the day's heaviest coverage.
Peso Seen at 66, Inflation at 6.9% as Wage and Fare Hikes Hit
Economists forecast the peso sliding to 66 per dollar and September inflation climbing to 6.9 percent, days after a P60 minimum wage increase and higher transport fares took effect nationwide. The Philippine Stock Exchange index fell 0.64 percent as oil supply concerns persisted.
NTC Fines DITO, Globe, Smart P100K Daily Over Metro Manila Broadband
The National Telecommunications Commission began charging the Philippines' three mobile operators P100,000 a day each on September 25 over mobile broadband signals it says have not improved in Metro Manila, and the companies are disputing the order. The same day, the government's brief block of Discord drew criticism from two newspapers.
Fare hike, wage subsidy, sugar tax push mark PH business day
A nationwide jeepney and taxi fare increase took effect September 28, 2026, drawing a two-day transport strike and new government wage support for small businesses. Sugar groups pressed for tax changes, the trade department reported stable basic-goods prices, and Quezon province regained bird flu-free status.
Meralco Seeks P2.64-B Refund as Fuel Prices Drive Protests
Meralco asked regulators to return P2.64 billion in excess distribution charges to over eight million customers, while a nationwide transport strike and higher jeepney fares followed weeks of oil price increases. Local shares fell below 5,800 as US-Iran tensions pushed crude higher.
Sara Duterte Trial: 51 Guns, No-Bid Contracts
Day 30 of Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial produced testimony that she and her husband hold 51 registered firearms and that 11 of 15 Davao City contracts went to a company she declared as a business interest. President Marcos separately dismissed her claims of an ouster plot as falsehoods.
Fare hike, transport strike grip PH commuters
A nationwide jeepney and bus fare increase took effect Monday as transport groups began a three-day strike over fuel prices, while August vehicle sales fell 18.1 percent and electrified vehicle sales more than tripled.
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