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The Philippine peso fell to a record-low close of ₱63.06 per US dollar, raising concerns about import costs, fuel prices and household budgets.
The Philippines imports many essential goods, including fuel, rice, electronics, and raw materials. When the peso weakens, these imports can become more expensive.
Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon orders an investigation into a collapsed riverbank protection structure in Arayat, Pampanga, built just two years ago.
Ngening Ka Fiestan runs October 9–12 in Angeles City, featuring heritage walks, food bazaars, local crafts, street dances and cultural performances.
The NBL-Pilipinas Governors’ Cup Finals begin at Bren Z. Guiao Convention Center in San Fernando, Pampanga, with free admission for fans.
Malacañang has released the Philippines’ 2027 holiday calendar, listing regular holidays, special non-working days and additional days off.
Filipino Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle has reportedly been elected Dean of the College of Cardinals, pending confirmation from official Vatican sources.
Traveling to Baguio from Makati? The One Ayala–Baguio bus route launches October 15, 2026, with ₱850 deluxe fares, daily schedules, and a pet-friendly option.
A Pulse Asia survey found that 51% of Filipino adults want Vice President Sara Duterte to testify personally before the Senate impeachment court.
More than 100 families in Apalit, Pampanga, received shelter repair kits and construction materials to help rebuild homes damaged by typhoons and monsoon rains.
Pope Leo XIV will undergo surgery in Rome to remove a lung nodule detected during recent medical examinations, with recovery expected to take about a week.
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