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Peso Hits Record Low as Marcos Urges Calm
The peso touched a record P64.18 to the dollar before closing slightly stronger, prompting President Marcos to tell the public not to panic. The day's coverage also tracked a Supreme Court ruling against forced early retirement, a P573-million kickback allegation in the flood control cases, and a government push for vertical socialized housing.
Peso Hits Record Low as Marcos Urges Calm
The peso slid to 64 to the dollar and President Marcos urged the public not to panic, while the day's coverage also carried a cyber libel fight over press freedom, a plunder hearing, and a corn import quota increase.
Undas Travel Rush Tests DOTr, LTFRB and LTO
Transport agencies moved against bus terminals, colorum vehicles and unfit drivers as millions of Filipinos began the All Saints and All Souls Day travel rush, while a cabinet reshuffle put Vince Dizon back at the Department of Transportation.
Peso closes at record P64.17 as inflation risk builds
The Philippine peso closed at an all-time low of P64.17 to the dollar on October 27, its seventh straight record close, as oil prices and Middle East tensions pushed the currency down. Broadsheets, tabloids and online outlets covered the fallout for electricity, mortgages and government borrowing, while the Golden Arrow Awards drew a separate run of corporate-governance coverage.
Golden Arrow Awards Honor 5-Arrow Philippine Firms
The Institute of Corporate Directors handed out its 2026 Golden Arrow Awards, with Ayala Corp. retaining five arrows and Globe entering the Hall of Fame. The day's coverage also carried a Cabinet reshuffle at public works, a new DICT chief's to-do list, and a GCash ownership column.
Peso hits record ₱64.17 as rice import timing probed
The peso closed at a record low of ₱64.17 to the dollar on October 27, drawing Palace blame on geopolitical conflict and oil prices, while Senator Francis Pangilinan questioned why rice imports keep arriving during the local harvest. Cebu tightened hog border controls against African swine fever and a ₱3.2-billion waste-to-energy plant was proposed in Pangasinan.
DPWH Kickback Testimony and a P278-B Investment Surge
A public works engineer told the Sandiganbayan he delivered at least P5 billion in contractor kickbacks to a Bulacan district engineer, while the Board of Investments reported P278.21 billion in September approvals and Maynilad finished a P10-billion La Mesa upgrade ahead of El Niño.
Peso closes at record ₱64.17 per dollar
The peso fell past ₱64 to a record low of ₱64.17 against the dollar on Oct. 27, its sixth straight record close, as the Palace blamed Middle East conflict and oil prices. The day's coverage also carried budget-insertion disputes, the Duterte impeachment case, and a Cabinet reshuffle.
Dizon Hands Lopez DPWH Purge List as Peso Hits P64.17
Outgoing Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon turned over a list of officials implicated in corruption to his successor and returned to the transport department, while the peso closed at a record low of P64.17 to the dollar and agencies braced for the Undas travel rush.
Peso Hits 37th Record Low at P63.95 per Dollar
The peso closed at a record P63.95 to the dollar on Monday, its 37th all-time low this year, as oil prices and stagflation fears weighed on the currency and the stock index fell to 5,641.18. Banks pressed ahead with bond offers and lending even as economists debated how much more the central bank will tighten.
BIR Suspends Mandatory Online Seal Badge
The Bureau of Internal Revenue suspended the October 31 deadline for online sellers and content creators to display its registration seal badge, citing privacy and technical concerns. The retreat drew coverage across broadsheets and online news, alongside a privacy regulator's statement that the badge's QR code alone cannot enable identity theft.
Sugar, fuel, and food prices dominate Monday's business pages
Sugar regulators push to keep lower excise on cane-sweetened drinks while millgate prices fall below cost, diesel rises for a second week, and the trade department holds 190 basic goods at current prices through December. PBA quarterfinal coverage fills the sports pages.
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