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Peso Hits Record Low 62.68 as Oil Tops $100
The peso closed at a record low of 62.68 to the dollar as Brent crude passed $100 a barrel, dragging the stock index down and prompting talk of further central bank tightening. Bank of America forecast Philippine growth slowing to 2.5 percent in 2026, the weakest in Southeast Asia.
Sara Duterte's Resign Call Tops Sept 11 Coverage
Vice President Sara Duterte called on President Marcos to resign during a Quezon City rally on September 11, drawing the heaviest coverage in the day's monitored set, while education, cybersecurity, and connectivity stories also ran.
Grab Faces Vietnam Probe as Manila Drivers Strike
Vietnam's competition regulator reviews Grab's commission and pricing policies after driver boycott calls, while Philippine transport groups plan a nationwide strike over fuel prices and Grab expands halal food discovery in Davao.
Pax Silica Protests Meet Police Charges in Taguig
Anti-Pax Silica demonstrators clashed with police outside a Taguig investment forum, drawing arrests and criminal complaints, while the peso hit a record low and the Luzon Economic Corridor forum closed with 600 investors.
Sara Duterte Impeachment Trial: 'Confi Scam' Tag, P612.5M
House prosecutors accused Vice President Sara Duterte of being the alleged mastermind of a P612.5-million confidential funds scheme, while the Sandiganbayan ordered Rep. Martin Romualdez transferred to a public hospital and President Marcos left for the BRICS Summit in New Delhi.
BYD Drops Malaysia Plant; VinFast Adds 27 PH Showrooms
BYD cancelled its Tanjung Malim assembly plant while reaffirming local production through a partner, and VinFast signed 13 Philippine dealers for 27 new showrooms. A police crackdown on fake vehicle plates drew the day's heaviest public response.
Peso Weakness, FDI Slump Dominate PH Business News
The peso's slide and a 17.8% first-half drop in foreign direct investment led Philippine business coverage, alongside central bank moves to ease sukuk rules and Security Bank's three-year profitability plan.
VP Duterte Petitions Supreme Court as Impeachment Trial Nears
Vice President Sara Duterte asked the Supreme Court to halt the grave-threat cases against her and to void a Quezon City court resolution, while the Senate prepared to seat amici curiae at her impeachment trial on September 16. The Department of Justice maintained that only the President holds immunity from suit.
Philippine Cinema Day Cuts Tickets to ₱100
Cinemas across the Philippines will charge ₱100 for all screenings on September 12 under the first nationwide Philippine National Cinema Day, organized by the Cinema Exhibitors Association of the Philippines. The promotion arrives as exhibitors try to draw audiences back into theaters.
Marcos Pitches Luzon Corridor as Protests Hit Forum
President Marcos courted 600 investors at the Luzon Economic Corridor Investment Forum, where a $60-million US energy grant was signed and a protest against the Pax Silica project left 43 police and activists hurt. Del Monte Pacific opened creditor talks after posting stronger quarterly earnings.
Romualdez Custody Fight Tops Philippine Political Talk
Former Speaker Martin Romualdez's transfer to jail custody while hospital-confined drew the day's heaviest reaction, as the DILG's pursuit of a fugitive lawmaker and a flare incident in the West Philippine Sea ran alongside it.
Transport Leads Sept 10 Coverage as LRT-1 Deal Signed
The Department of Transportation signed a right-of-way agreement for the LRT-1 Las Piñas station and pitched Australian infrastructure investment, while transport cooperatives and legal groups pressed separate funding and accountability demands.
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