The Philippine peso rallied back to the 56 level on Wednesday. This happened as the announcement of fresh US tariff deals ...

The local stock market surged Wednesday, with the main barometer closing above 6,400 after the Philippine government ...

Philippine share prices plunged Wednesday, with the main index falling 1.89 percent as investors reacted negatively to hotter-than-expected U.S. June ...

Manila: Filipino families relying on overseas remittances have enjoyed a financial boost in recent months, thanks to the continued weakness of the Philippine peso against the US dollar. Exchange rate ...

MANILA, Philippines — The peso remains fundamentally supported by structural inflows such as remittances, business process outsourcing (BPO) revenues and tourism receipts despite recent ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine peso sank deeper into the 57 territory while stocks slumped further as the escalation of conflict in the Middle East forced investors to seek cover. The ...

Philippine Peso (PHP) United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) 1 PHP to AED = 0.0642 PHP AED on 23/06/2025 Philippine Peso (PHP) Albanian Lek (ALL) 1 PHP to ALL = 1.4916 PHP ALL on 23/06/2025 Philippine ...

The Philippine peso on Thursday retreated to the 57 level as the US Federal Reserve’s decision to stay patient emboldened dollar bulls.

The peso is at 15.5 to one dirham, and easily the most favourable exchange rate for OFWs in the UAE and other Gulf markets.

MANILA: The Philippine peso is on track for its longest stretch of losses in more than a year, weighed down by a surge in global oil prices.

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