费迪南德·马科斯二世总统宣布，由于中东危机导致油价上涨，从3月9日起，一些行政机构将实施四天工作周。措施包括减少能源和石油使用，同时继续协调对菲律宾人的援助。商界团体对类似安排持开放态度，但对某些行业表示担忧。
马尼拉，菲律宾 – 2026年3月6日，费迪南德·马科斯二世总统概述了政府针对由于美国和以色列对伊朗的战争导致油价上涨的准备。在他的视频信息中，他指出汽油预计上涨每升P7.48、柴油P17.28、煤油P32.35元。
部分政府办公室将于3月9日起采用四天工作周
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