AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Accountability: The Supreme Court ruled that provisions in the 2024–2026 national budgets, including bloated unprogrammed funds, were unconstitutional. COA also flagged ₱397.45 million in duplicate or overlapping DSWD aid payments, while investigators are pursuing more alleged flood-control project irregularities and six DPWH officials were removed. Markets and Finance: The peso hit a fresh record low of ₱63.36 per US dollar as the PSEi edged higher. GCash parent Mynt made a record ₱60.9-billion IPO debut, raising the profile of Philippine fintech. Sara Duterte Trial: Prosecutors filed evidence on alleged unexplained wealth ahead of the Nov. 9 resumption; a survey found the largest group of Filipinos still wants to see the evidence before deciding on a verdict. Quezon City: Reopened EDSA Busway stations in QC and Caloocan restore access for commuters, while QC’s KABAHAGI program was among 10 local initiatives recognized in the 2026 Galing Pook Awards.
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