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Peso hits record P63.95 as PSEi falls to 5,641
The peso closed at a record low of P63.95 to the dollar and the Philippine Stock Exchange index fell 1.53 percent to 5,641.18, as investors weighed rising oil prices, weak infrastructure spending and the possibility of stagflation. The same day, President Marcos swapped the heads of the transport and public works departments.
Peso hits record low as BIR halts seal badge rule
The peso closed at a record ₱63.95 to the dollar on its fifth straight all-time low, while the Bureau of Internal Revenue suspended its mandatory online registration seal badge after complaints from online sellers and creators. Cabinet secretaries swapped transport and public works posts, and sugar workers received ₱677.8 million in insect-infestation aid.
Dizon Returns to DOTr as Marcos Swaps Transport Chiefs
President Marcos swapped his transportation and public works secretaries on Oct. 26, sending Vince Dizon back to the Department of Transportation to fix daily commutes while Giovanni Lopez takes over public works. The same day brought Undas travel inspections, a diesel price increase, and new electric vehicle launches.
Peso hits record P63.615 as BSP signals more hikes
The peso closed at a record low of P63.615 to the dollar for a fourth straight day while the stock index fell, and economists expect the central bank to keep raising interest rates into 2027. Coverage also tracked Revolut's bid for a Philippine digital bank license and a consumer group's push to treat digital trust as a business asset.
Senators Seek Pause on BIR Seller Badge Rule
Two senators asked the Bureau of Internal Revenue to suspend a registration badge requirement for online sellers and content creators before the October 31 deadline, citing privacy concerns over embedded QR codes. The day's other coverage ranged from a Mynt listing on the stock exchange to a 400-billion-dong livestream fraud case in Vietnam.
PBA Quarterfinals Open as TNT, NLEX Take Game 1
TNT and NLEX each won their PBA Governors' Cup quarterfinal openers, with Rondae Hollis-Jefferson scoring 26 in his return from an Achilles injury. The day's captured coverage also carried trade, labor, and consumer stories, from a possible $500-million VinFast plant in Batangas to a proposed BIR badge requirement for online sellers.
Peso hits record P63.615 as debt ratio climbs to 66%
The peso closed at a record low of P63.615 to the dollar for a fourth straight day while the stock index fell again, and a Manila risk report put government debt at 66 percent of GDP, the highest share since 2004. Electronics exports and a proposed $500-million Vietnamese electric vehicle plant in Batangas were the day's main investment news.
Peso hits record P63.615 as BSP signals more hikes
The peso closed at a record low of P63.615 to the dollar and the stock index fell for a second day, while a Fitch unit forecast another central bank rate increase in December. Economists now expect rate cuts to be pushed to late 2027 or 2028.
Undas 2026: LTO, LTFRB, TRB Mobilize for Holiday Travel
Philippine transport agencies ramped up inspections, fare-discount reminders, and toll-road preparations ahead of the All Saints' and All Souls' Day travel peak, while a P1.8-billion commitment-fee bill and a possible Cabinet reshuffle kept rail and road policy in the news.
Philippine Digital Finance Reshapes as UnionBank Absorbs Units
UnionBank moves to fold its digital bank and fintech arm into the parent lender, Visa says stablecoin adoption in the Philippines has no fixed timeline, and Globe Business pitches fraud defenses as the new anti-scamming law takes effect. A Supreme Court ruling against recent national budgets and a Quezon City fire-response plan round out the day's coverage.
Volleyball, BIR seal deadline and DDoS data lead the day
Premier Volleyball League match reports drew the widest spread of coverage in the captured set, while a looming October 31 deadline for the tax bureau's online-seller badge and a sharp rise in network attacks rounded out the day's business and tech stories.
Anti-Pink Tax Bill Filed as PBA Playoffs Open
Sen. Loren Legarda files SBN 2483, the Anti-Pink Tax Act, targeting gender-based pricing in consumer goods, while the PBA Governors Cup quarterfinals tip off and pork tariff debate continues.
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