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Peso hits record low 62.40 as BSP policy questioned
The Philippine peso fell to a record low of 62.40 against the dollar, prompting debate over the central bank's inflation fight. Meanwhile, Jollibee announced plans for a Hong Kong listing of its international business, and the stock market rebounded strongly.

Haze from Indonesia fires blankets Metro Manila
A thick haze from forest fires in Indonesia blanketed Metro Manila and nearby regions, prompting health warnings and raising air quality to 'very unhealthy' levels. The day's coverage also included major business developments in telecom, energy, and finance.

Flood crisis dominates as SM posts record occupancy
The September 1 conversation was dominated by flooding narratives, from a viral Olongapo exchange to a wedding in hip-deep water, while SM Supermalls reported record revenues and occupancy. Government responses, including a Senate defunding of new flood projects and a Palace sensitivity appeal, drew public skepticism.

Impeachment trial, floods, and budget dominate Sept. 1
The day's conversation centered on the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, with testimony on confidential funds and a key witness scheduled. Severe flooding in Pampanga and the 2027 national budget debates also drew significant public attention, marked by widespread skepticism and mockery of government responses.

Philippine auto sector drives busy launch month
The Philippine automotive industry saw a busy August with multiple vehicle launches, while the Land Transportation Office addressed license plate delays and road safety concerns. The sector also saw developments in racing, financing, and airport infrastructure.

ASF vaccine approved, peso hits record low
The Philippines approved its first commercial African swine fever vaccine, a milestone for the hog industry, while the peso fell to a record low against the dollar, raising costs for imported goods. Corporate accountability and flood-related governance issues also dominated public conversation.

ASF vaccine approved; peso hits record low
The Philippines approved its first commercial African swine fever vaccine, a milestone for the hog industry. The peso fell to a record low of ₱62.56 per dollar, and public frustration over flooding and corporate conduct dominated social media.

Peso hits record low P62.40 as trade gap weighs
The Philippine peso closed at a fresh record low of P62.40 against the US dollar on September 1, driven by a wide trade deficit, high oil prices, and global jitters. Central bank officials and analysts weighed in on the currency's slide, while other financial developments included new digital banking initiatives and corporate moves.

Telco capex hits $2.2B as NLEX floods strand motorists
Philippine telcos PLDT, Globe, and Converge have lined up $2.21 billion in 2026 capital spending to expand connectivity, even as severe flooding along the North Luzon Expressway strands motorists and raises infrastructure resilience concerns. The day's conversation also touched on SIM-card-linked cybercrime and digital inclusion barriers.

Jollibee picks Hong Kong for international listing
Jollibee Foods Corp. announced plans to list its international business on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, separating overseas operations from its Philippine business. The day also saw the peso hit a record low, LPG price rollbacks, and social media speculation about provincial branch closures.

Habagat floods, ₱3.7B fund probe dominate
Severe southwest monsoon flooding across Luzon strands motorists and submerges hundreds of barangays, while senators allege ₱3.7 billion in wasted flood-control funds tied to Laguna Lake reclamation. The day's conversation blends immediate disaster response with demands for infrastructure accountability.

Monsoon floods kill 33, spark corruption probes
The southwest monsoon and successive typhoons killed 33 people and displaced millions, while the collapse of flood-control structures triggered corruption allegations and legislative scrutiny of infrastructure spending. The impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte also advanced with military testimony on confidential funds.
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