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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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AI in PR — where Philippine communications teams are deploying generative tools, and where they're holding back.
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Digital payments hit 64.7% of retail transactions in 2025
The BSP reports digital payments reached 64.7% of retail transactions in 2025, up from 57.4% in 2024. Meanwhile, the peso hit a record low near 62 per dollar, and TransUnion's credit perception index rose to 75, reflecting growing but cautious consumer sentiment.
Monsoon floods, rice prices, ASF dominate PH business news
The day's coverage centered on the economic impact of prolonged monsoon rains, rising rice prices, and an African swine fever outbreak, alongside corporate moves by Jollibee and others.
Zamboanga shooting reshapes school safety, gun law debate
The August 19 conversation was dominated by the Ateneo de Zamboanga school shooting, which triggered a wave of policy responses on gun control, school security, and social media regulation. Public reaction was heavily skeptical, with widespread mockery of official statements. The day also saw the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, a recanted testimony in a flood control scandal, and severe weather response efforts.
Flooding, reclamation probes dominate as monsoon woes eclipse housing gains
On August 19, 2026, heavy monsoon rains triggered widespread flooding in Metro Manila and nearby provinces, sparking public criticism of government response and infrastructure. The day also saw the Ombudsman issue subpoenas over alleged illegal reclamation projects in Taguig, while housing and development news took a backseat.
Philippines-UAE AI Deal Leads Quiet Day; Food Safety Recalls Abroad
On August 18, the Philippines' AI and energy partnership with the UAE dominated sparse social conversation, while food and beverage coverage was limited to brand storytelling and international recall news. The day offered no major local food crisis signals, but highlighted the need to monitor price and safety topics.
Floods, Shooting, and Graft Probes Dominate Aug. 18
On August 18, 2026, the Philippines faced a convergence of crises: Tropical Depression Neneng formed, a school shooting in Zamboanga killed two, and the Ombudsman suspended transport chiefs and probed Senator Legarda. Social media reacted with a mix of fear, mockery, and demands for accountability.
Digital payments hit 64.7% of retail transactions in 2025
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas reported that digital payments reached 64.7% of retail transactions in 2025, surpassing the national target. Merchant payments drove growth, with QR Ph transactions exceeding card volumes for the first time. The day's coverage also included inflation forecasts, remittance slowdowns, and banking sector developments.
School shooting, VP trial, digital payments lead Aug. 18 news
A school shooting in Zamboanga City, the Senate impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, and new BSP data showing digital payments reached 64.7% of retail transactions in 2025 dominated the day's news and social conversation.
Flooding, Corruption Anger Dominate as Monsoon Hits
Heavy monsoon rains caused widespread flooding across Luzon, prompting work suspensions and evacuation, while public anger over corruption and flood control failures dominated social media and news coverage.
Floods, LTO crackdown, and P13.3B suspension dominate
The Philippine automotive sector faced a day of converging crises: monsoon floods raised vehicle safety and used-car concerns, the LTO announced a September crackdown on fake plates, and the Ombudsman suspended two transport officials over P13.3 billion in computer fees.
PH Digital Payments Hit 64.7% Target; Inflation Risks Loom
The Philippines hits its digital payments target ahead of schedule, while the central bank signals prolonged inflation and slower remittance growth. The impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte also dominates coverage.
Lazada Fined for Misleading Info; PH Leads in AI Readiness
Vietnam fines Lazada for misleading consumers, while Microsoft reports the Philippines is ahead in AI readiness. Also covered: PSE capital raising, 911 expansion, and flood-related stories.
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