The Philippine peso declined to a new record low after the central bank signaled an interest-rate cut and as traders assessed its tolerance for a weaker currency.

In early January, the Philippine peso slid to 59.38 per dollar — its weakest level on record. While it has since recouped ...

The Philippine peso strengthened against the US dollar on Friday on continued net foreign buying in local equities, while the ...

The Philippine peso ended the week up against the US dollar, even briefly touching the 58-level mid-day, but the Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) ended on the red as market became cautious. The ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine peso fell to a record low on Wednesday, pressured by a strengthening US dollar as markets appeared unfazed by recent geopolitical upheavals and investors awaited ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine peso slumped to a new record low on Wednesday, pressured by a rebounding dollar amid ...

The Philippine peso hit yet another historic low on Wednesday as the local currency weakened to P59.355 versus the US dollar.

PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s signal that he does not want the US dollar/peso exchange rate to reach P60 could have had ...

The Philippine peso nosedived to a new all-time low against the US dollar on Thursday amid anticipation of another round of ...

Global trade tensions weigh down greenback, peso spike keeps local inflation in check Manila: The Philippine peso surged further within the 55-per-dollar level on Friday (May 9), potentially affecting ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine peso fell to another record low on Thursday, extending losses for a second consecutive ...

Oxford Economics warns that the Philippine peso remains vulnerable to fluctuations due to a weak domestic growth narrative and external trade policy uncertainty.