MarketsPhilippines
Philippine peso falls past ₱63 per US dollar to record low
The currency lost 19 centavos on October 15, closing at ₱63.06 per US dollar and marking its 27th record low of 2026.
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- Business & CompaniesPhilippines
UPS opens US$80 million logistics hub at Clark airport
The company says the new facility has created nearly 600 jobs and can handle up to 46,000 packages daily.
- TravelPhilippines
Philippines sets out 2027 plans to improve dive tourism
Transport links, worker training and visitor safety are priorities following the country's eighth consecutive regional diving award.
- BasketballPhilippines
Cebu reaches MPBL South semifinals as Zamboanga forces Game 3
Limuel Tampus scored 12 fourth-quarter points for Cebu, while Levi Hernandez hit a late three-pointer to help Zamboanga beat Quezon Province.
Philippine cash remittances rise 1.9% in August 2026
Bank-channel transfers reached US$23.424 billion in the year to date, a 2.2% increase from the corresponding period in 2025.
- Business & CompaniesPhilippines
Philippine House backs another 50-year franchise for Cebu Pacific
Lawmakers approved the bill with 289 votes in favour, none against and two abstentions. It includes fuel-risk planning and fare regulation requirements.
- EconomyPhilippines
Philippines’ payments deficit forecasts narrowed for 2026 and 2027
The central bank still expects external payments shortfalls in both years and has raised its 2026 current account deficit estimate.
- BasketballPhilippines
NLEX hold Group A lead with 147-115 win over Titan Ultra
Six Road Warriors scored in double figures as NLEX moved to 9-2 in the PBA Governors’ Cup, leaving Titan Ultra at 2-9.
Philippines cancels import permit for ₱700 million Vietnamese rice cargo
The importer requested cancellation after being told the cargo differed from its application and that the delivery contract had expired.
- MarketsPhilippines
Philippine stocks fall 1.48 per cent for second straight session
ICTSI shares dropped 6.59 per cent, weighing on the benchmark, while trading turnover increased to ₱6.51 billion.
