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    More foreign currency expense than earnings seen persisting through 2026 

    The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) projects the country's balance of payments (BOP) to remain in deficit over the next two years, as current account pressures persist.

    McDonald’s Cebu stores resume operations after quake

    Following the 6.9 magnitude earthquake on September 30, McDonald’s Philippines reported that all employees, managers, and customers are safe. The company reaffirmed that the safety of its people remains its top priority.

    Inflation seen at 1.9% in September

    Headline inflation likely rose to 1.9 percent in September, driven by higher fish and rice prices, following rains and the government’s rice import suspension.

    SEC sets fixed three-year term for independent directors

    The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed a new rule requiring independent directors of publicly-listed companies to serve a fixed three-year term, with no possibility of extension beyond nine years.

    Oona introduces dual health plans for Filipino families and expats

    Fast-growing insurer Oona Insurance unveiled two flagship health products on October 1 aimed at providing Filipinos with tailor-fit protection both at home and abroad.

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    GoTyme Bank hits 7.8 million depositors

    GoTyme Bank, a joint venture between Gokongwei Group and Tyme Bank, said on Thursday that it has reached 7.8 million customers as it marks its third year in the Philippines.

    Cavite industrial estate adopts retail aggregation program

    MPower, the retail electricity arm of Manila Electric Company (Meralco), has partnered with the First Cavite Industrial Estate Association Inc. (FCIE) to energize its facilities and enroll the industrial park in the Retail Aggregation Program (RAP).

    Aboitiz Foundation leads typhoon relief efforts across Visayas and Mindanao

    The Aboitiz Foundation, in collaboration with various Aboitiz business units under the OneAboitiz initiative, has launched extensive relief and recovery operations for communities affected by Typhoon Tino across Cebu and other areas in the Visayas and Mindanao.

    Typhoon Tino causes ₱13.26 Million in initial agriculture damage

    Initial damage to the agriculture sector from Typhoon Tino has reached ₱13.26 million, affecting 742 farmers and 552 hectares of farmland, according to a 2 p.m. report Thursday from the Department of Agriculture.
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