The Philippine peso fell to ₱63.15 per US dollar during intraday trading on October 15, setting a new record low as consumers face potential pressure from more expensive dollar-priced purchases and imports.
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Homebuyers can explore properties from more than 60 developers at the October 19–20 National Housing Expo, with Pag-IBIG housing loans of up to ₱10 million.
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Security Bank cardholders can get up to PHP 17,000 in discounts, flexible installment options, and retailer freebies worth up to PHP 18,000 on the iPhone 18 Pro Series.
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BMAP has launched ScamCheck.ph, an AI-assisted tool that lets Filipinos assess suspicious messages and emails as part of a regional push to prevent online fraud.
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Compare iPhone 18 Pro launch freebies, queue-exclusive gadgets, online bonuses, bank cashback, 0% installment offers, and participating stores ahead of October 15, 2026.
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The Philippines secured nearly ₱15 billion in World Bank financing for water supply and sanitation infrastructure in Bohol, Siargao, and Sulu amid concerns over possible El Niño-related shortages.
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The Philippines will align bond pricing with international standards starting January 4, 2027, in a move intended to attract foreign investors and potentially lower borrowing costs.
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The peso closed at a record-low ₱62.90 per dollar as expectations of higher US interest rates strengthened the dollar and Philippine foreign reserves fell below $100 billion.
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The PSEi rose 1.61% to 5,700.99 as bargain hunters returned, but inflation, peso weakness, and global tensions continue to weigh on investor sentiment.
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Compare seven credit cards for online shopping, cashback, travel rewards, shopping credits, and family expenses to find one that fits your spending habits.
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Arriving passengers at NAIA Terminal 3 can exchange US dollars, euros, and Japanese yen for Philippine pesos through BDO’s 24/7 self-service machine.
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The Credit Information Corporation remitted ₱169.64 million in dividends after generating ₱459.37 million in 2025 revenue and recording a record number of credit reports.
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