The national treasury rejected all bids for the P30-billion, three-year treasury bonds it offered at auction Tuesday to prevent the cost of borrowing from rising.
Grab Philippines on Monday bared asking the Department of Transportation (DOTr) to allow it to organize a "holiday fleet" that will address the anticipated spike in demand for mobility in the run up to the Christmas holidays.
The country's big commercial and universal banks extended loans just shy of P11 trillion in July this year, marginally lower than the previous June when these same loans aggregated P10.985 trillion, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).
Elevated inflation and interest rates, costlier raw materials and production costs, falling sales and demand for goods and services due weather-related disruptions and other seasonal factors pushed the business confidence index lower in the third quarter to 35.8 percent from 40.8 percent a quarter earlier.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas kept the rate at which it borrows from and lends to banks unchanged on Thursday at 6.25 percent but made it perfectly clear the policy-making monetary board will act as quickly as at its next rate-setting meeting in November and raise the polic ratey should this be warranted.
The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) on Monday (24 August 2026) clarified that Negros Electric and Power Corp. (NEPC) was operating well within its allowable system losses cap after being wrongly identified as noncompliant with the cap for private distribution utilities (DUs).
Agriculture sector damage from the enhanced southwest monsoon and Tropical Cyclones Luis, Maymay and Neneng has risen to P1.91 billion, per the Department of Agriculture (DA) 12 noon advisory. This is up from the P1.79 billion reported August 22.
A Brown Co. Inc. is expanding its water business after securing authority to subscribe to an additional 20 million common shares in its subsidiary, AB Bulk Water Company Inc., as the group prepares to consolidate its water assets and pursue new projects.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday unveiled the next phase of its reform agenda, introducing targeted measures to cut red tape, speed up business formation, lower costs, and strengthen liquidity and competitiveness across the Philippine capital market. The announcement comes as SEC chairman Francis E. Lim marks his first year in office.