The Philippine peso regained its footing against the greenback on Thursday, returning to P58-to-a dollar level as the central ...
THE Philippine peso once again touched the P59-level per US dollar on Thursday, hitting a two-week low on market expectations ...
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THE Philippine peso fell to another historic low on Tuesday, closing at P59.22 against the US dollar, on rate cut bets, a stronger greenback and weak business confidence. This is the weakest level ...
The Philippine peso weakened against the US dollar on Wednesday, and this, along with profit-taking, hit the Philippine Stock ...
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Peso stays at P59:$1 level

The Philippine peso held its ground at the P59-to-$1 level on Wednesday amid expectations of upcoming interest rate cuts from ...
The Philippine peso weakened to the 59-level against the U.S. dollar on Thursday due to expectations for further cut in the ...
The Philippine central bank has spared no expense in preventing the peso weakening past the crucial 57 per dollar level. It may all be for nothing as rising oil prices and the prospect of hefty ...
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Asia’s worst-performing emerging-market currency in the past year is being tipped as the one likely to suffer least from the global slings and arrows of 2017.
The global investment community has delivered a stunning rebuke to Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. Since Duterte was inaugurated on June 30, the country’s stocks, as well as its currency, the ...
IN MARCH PROSPECTS for the Philippine economy were darkening. The country’s combustible president, Rodrigo Duterte, had announced an immediate quarantine for the main island of Luzon and its 55m ...