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Q3 Banking & Finance Media Intelligence Index — coverage volume, sentiment trends, journalist influence rankings.
SOV rankings, sentiment trajectories, and the journalists driving Banking & Finance coverage across the Philippines — refreshed quarterly.
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.
Crisis Response Benchmarks — how fast top-100 brands moved when reputation was at risk.
Median time-to-statement across crisis cycles in 2025 — segmented by severity, surface, and industry. The benchmarks comms leaders are quietly being measured against.
AI in PR — where Philippine communications teams are deploying generative tools, and where they're holding back.
Adoption stages, use-case coverage, and risk perception — based on a 2025 survey of 142 PH communications professionals.
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Digital transfers hit P22.1T as BOP gap widens
Filipinos moved a record P22.1 trillion through InstaPay and PESONet in eight months as fees fell, while the country's balance-of-payments deficit for January to August exceeded the whole of 2025 and borrowing costs rose faster than anywhere else in Asia.
Asian Games MMA medals, school violence, POGO flights
Filipino mixed martial artists Jean Claude Saclag and Carlos Alvarez secured the Philippines' first medals at the 2026 Asian Games, while a South Cotabato school shooting renewed scrutiny of the juvenile justice law and the dark web, and a former anti-crime official said Clark airport remains a transit point for foreigners tied to banned gaming operators.
PH, Canada Near November Trade Deal as Passport Fee Backlash Grows
Manila and Ottawa closed their final full round of free trade talks and aim to finish by November, while Senator Bong Go led opposition to a proposed passport fee increase. A separate set of items covered creative-industry exports, digital adoption, and the impeachment trial's next phase.
Sept. 21 Protests Test Flood-Control Accountability
Protests across Metro Manila, Bulacan and Panay mark the 54th anniversary of martial law with demands for accountability over flood-control spending, as Malacañang locks down and the flood-control controversy reaches a year. Coverage also tracks the Aeta tribe's uncertainty over the Pax Silica tech hub and the DPWH's defense of a bamboo-based flood solution.
ASEAN Trade Bloc Meets in Manila as Marcos Faces Protests
ASEAN economic ministers signed an investment protocol with Hong Kong and opened talks with Japan and South Korea on supply chains and energy security, while Manila braced for nationwide martial law anniversary protests and the Sara Duterte impeachment trial entered its eleventh week.
Transport Funding Fights Dominate PH Auto News
Philippine transport agencies face budget and election-ban hurdles while car brands expand dealerships and electrified lineups across Southeast Asia.
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.
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