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ANALYSIS: A Deeper Look Into the 2026 National Budget

President Marcos Jr. signed the 2026 national budget, which features a massive cut to the DPWH and a significant increase for education. Despite efforts at transparency, the budget remains controversial due to remaining unprogrammed funds, sparking petitions for judicial review.

Marcos Administration to Submit PHP6.793 Trillion National Budget for 2026

The Marcos administration is set to submit a PHP 6.793 trillion national budget proposal for fiscal year 2026. Enterprises should anticipate thorough legislative scrutiny focused on infrastructure, digitalization, and human capital development.

The 6.326 Trillion 2025 National Budget: Largest Allocations, Vetoed Appropriations, and Controversies

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed the PHP 6 trillion national budget. While infrastructure and national defense remain prioritized, deep cuts to health and education may trigger public dissatisfaction. Enterprises should monitor potential fiscal risks.

Congress Ratifies PHP 6.35 Trillion Budget for 2025

Congress ratified the PHP 6.352 trillion 2025 national budget, introducing major cuts to the OVP, PhilHealth, and DepEd. While President Marcos aims for a timely signing to avoid a reenacted budget, contentious provisions regarding health and education funding could cause delays.

House Approves PHP6.352-Trillion National Budget Proposal for 2025

The House approved the PHP 6.352 trillion 2025 National Budget, cutting intelligence funds by 16% and slashing the OVP budget to PHP 733 million. The bill now heads to the Senate, where some lawmakers have indicated they will address the fund adjustments out of institutional tradition.

Sara’s Budget Woes: House Panel Proposes Over PHP 1.2 Billion in Budget Cuts For OVP

The House of Representatives proposed cutting the budget of the Office of the Vice President by over 60 percent following a hearing snub. This deepening political rift between the Marcos and Duterte factions signals elevated political stability risks for commercial enterprises.