Fuel, transport costs push inflation to 7.8% in October 2026
MANILA, Philippines — Headline inflation accelerated to 7.8% in October, marking the highest figure since February 2023, when it reached 8.6%.
Macroeconomic trends, inflation rates, central bank policies, GDP, and labor markets.
MANILA, Philippines — Headline inflation accelerated to 7.8% in October, marking the highest figure since February 2023, when it reached 8.6%.
The country’s inflation rate accelerated for the second straight month in October, mainly due to faster increases in transportation, fuel, and utilities costs during the period.
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