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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.
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Peso Steadies as Bank Assets Hit P30.7 Trillion
The peso closed the week at 62.749 to the dollar after touching a record low of 62.86, while Philippine banks' total assets grew 10.7 percent year-on-year to P30.72 trillion in July. Coverage also tracked a wider current account deficit, a proposed central bank penalty schedule for erring bank officials, and a P25.8-billion block sale of First Gen shares.
School Shooting Spurs PH Online Safety Reckoning
A deadly school shooting in South Cotabato, tied by investigators to the "deep dark web," pushed the Philippine government to weigh internet restrictions for minors and prompted new scrutiny of online scams and digital safety.
Diesel Hike Nears P10 as Fare Talks Advance
Diesel prices are set to rise by as much as P9.50 per liter for the week of Sept. 21, prompting the transport department to open fare-adjustment talks. The captured coverage also spans pork import quotas, ube export limits, and AI risks for small businesses.
Flood Control Row Widens as Matibag Answers Duterte
A Laguna congresswoman challenged Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte to file evidence of alleged infrastructure anomalies, while the public works department outlined a three-phase plan for Bulacan's persistent flooding. Coverage also tracked rail right-of-way funding gaps, a 58% drop in waste reaching Metro Manila waterways, and dengue and leptospirosis cases.
ASEAN Ministers Meet in Manila as School Shooting Dominates
Philippine trade officials chair the 58th ASEAN Economic Ministers Meeting in Pasay City, pushing MSME inclusion and higher-value investment, while a third deadly school shooting in South Cotabato draws national attention and a presidential order for a security review.
Fuel Hikes, Rail Delays, EV Push Dominate Transport Day
Diesel and gasoline price hikes, a P5-billion transport subsidy request, rail right-of-way shortfalls, and an LTFRB data breach shaped the day's transport coverage, alongside a wave of electric-vehicle announcements.
GCash Parent's P92-B IPO Cleared as PSEi Sinks Below 5,900
The Philippine Stock Exchange approved Mynt Inc.'s record P92.32-billion listing, the largest in its history, on the same day the benchmark index fell 1.72 percent to 5,855.91 on oil and peso pressure. Coverage also tracked digital banks widening credit and insurance access, and Aznar Shipping's reversal into a P670-million IPO.
LTFRB Data Leak Claim Draws Scrutiny of DICT
A transport coalition's call for a probe into an alleged 16-million-record breach at the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board puts the Department of Information and Communications Technology's handling of cyber incidents and online harms back under scrutiny.
Diesel Seen Up P10/Liter as Fuel Subsidy Fund Runs Out
Oil companies project diesel prices rising by as much as P10.50 per liter on Sept. 22, while the Department of Transportation says it has no 2027 funding for fuel subsidies or the EDSA Busway. Separate items cover a P309.57-million coconut trade fair, a P2.12-trillion creative economy, and a US tariff dispute kept off the ASEAN agenda.
PSEi Falls Below 5,900 as Yields and Oil Prices Rise
Philippine stocks closed at their lowest level in more than three and a half months on September 18, 2026, as rising Treasury yields, elevated oil prices and a weak peso pulled the benchmark index down 1.72 percent. The day's coverage also carried flood-control investigations, a Cebu shipping company's initial public offering plans, and a wave of agricultural and disaster-response news from the provinces.
School Shooting Kills Three in South Cotabato
A 16-year-old student opened fire at Banga National High School in South Cotabato, killing two classmates and himself, prompting calls for gun-law reform and scrutiny of violent online content. The same day, the Senate impeachment court weighed whether to change the vote threshold in Vice President Sara Duterte's trial.
Fuel, Busway Funds Cut as Diesel Nears P11 Hike
The Department of Transportation told senators its 2027 budget carries no money for the EDSA Busway or the PUV fuel subsidy, while a P12-per-liter fuel discount was suspended for the election ban and diesel prices were forecast to rise by as much as P10.50 per liter.
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