AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEconomic Slowdown: Philippine growth slumped to 2.1% in the third quarter, its weakest since the pandemic, as weak spending and investment put the government’s annual target further out of reach. Motorists get some relief from a steep fuel-price rollback, with gasoline down P16.80 per liter. Sara Duterte Impeachment: The vice president’s defense opened its case, but its first witness faced sharp questions over a China trip and property records; senators warned witnesses they could be cited for contempt. ASEAN Summit: Manila prepares to host regional leaders Nov. 15–17, with protests planned over US President Donald Trump’s visit and a transport strike called for Nov. 16–17. Security: Japan will provide the Philippines coastal radar and drones in a new security grant, as Manila also seeks a larger BrahMos missile deal with India. Climate and Supply: El Niño risks threaten water and power supplies, while fishing groups warn a closed season could push prices up. Heat index readings have reached 42°C in parts of the country. Overseas Workers: A Filipino seafarer was killed in a drone attack on a Persian Gulf tanker.
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