Risk aversion due partly to weakness of the peso again resulted in the negative close of the Philippine Stock Exchange index ...

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Investors continue to stay wary about buying Philippine shares as the peso struggles against the dollar, dragging the local ...

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That is, the peso is too strong relative to other currencies. This means that our exports are less price-competitive in the global market, and imports are cheaper and easier to come in. Yes, even at ...

Philippine Peso (PHP) United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) 1 PHP to AED = 0.0632 PHP AED on 29/09/2025 Philippine Peso (PHP) Albanian Lek (ALL) 1 PHP to ALL = 1.4241 PHP ALL on 29/09/2025 Philippine Peso ...

Philippine Peso (PHP) United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) 1 PHP to AED = 0.0634 PHP AED on 05/10/2025 Philippine Peso (PHP) Albanian Lek (ALL) 1 PHP to ALL = 1.4231 PHP ALL on 05/10/2025 Philippine Peso ...

THE peso closed near its record low on Monday but is expected to regain its strength before the year ends, supported by continued Federal Reserve easing that will widen the interest rate differential.

Bargain hunting on Tuesday lifted the Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) from a four-day slide, while the local currency ...

The ringgit closed higher against the US dollar and other major currencies on Monday, as positive sentiment after trade ...

It climbed against the Japanese yen to 2.7550/2.7582 from 2.7592/2.7623 at Friday’s close, gained against the British pound to 5.6158/5.6225 from 5.6232/5.6292, and was higher versus the euro at ...

The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) finished the trading week red as the weaker peso and worries about the country’s ...