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ZAMBOANGA CITY -- A total of 800 job seekers participated in a job fair sponsored by the Department of Labor and Employment-9 (DOLE-9) and the Zamboanga local government’s PESO office at a local mall on Thursday, Feb. 24. An applicant at the DOLE job fair in Zamboanga City drops her application...

The research arm of credit rater Fitch Group has maintained its bearish stance on the Philippine peso, as it expects the local currency to even weaken as accommodative policy stances and a worsening current account weigh on the local currency. In a research note on Friday, Jan. 14, Fitch Solutions...

Around 100 informal workers in Caloocan City received bikes, cellphones, and P5,000 load allowance during the Bikecination Project awarding ceremony on Monday, Oct. 18. The awarding ceremony was led by Mayor Oca Malapitan and Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Secretary Silvestre Bello. The...

The Pasay City government in coordination with the SM Mall of Asia Hypermarket is offering job opportunities to city residents affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Mayor Emi Calixto-Rubiano said the city’s Public Employment Service Office (PESO) announced that the SM Mall of Asia Hypermarket is in...

The peso closed  lower   at P49.75  to the US dollar Wednesday, (August 4) from P49.61 the previous day. The weighted average rate appreciated to P49.717  from P49.845. Total volume amounted to $1.041.45 billion according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines. 

The peso closed  lower  at P49.90  to the US dollar Monday  (August 2)  from P49.97 last Friday.  The weighted average rate appreciated to P49.998  from P50.223. Total volume amounted to $776.52 million according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines. 

The peso closed  higher  at P49.97  to the US dollar Friday, (July 30) from P50.305 the previous day.    The weighted average rate appreciated to P50.223  from P50.342. Total volume amounted to $1.364.56 billion according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines. 

The peso closed  higher  at P50.37  to the US dollar Wednesday,  (July 28) from P50.42 the previous day.    The weighted average rate depreciated to P50.39  from P50.338. Total volume amounted to $686.5 million according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines. 

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will provide a fresh funding support to the Philippine government that aims to help young Filipinos find quality jobs after the pandemic. In a statement, the Manila-based multilateral institution said that the ADB approved a $400 million policy-based loan to support...

The peso closed  slightly lower  at P50.35  to the US dollar  Monday, (July 26) from P50.34 last Friday.  The weighted average rate depreciated to P50.341  from P50.238. Total volume amounted to $944.37 million according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines. 

The peso closed  lower  at P50.34  to the US dollar  Friday, (July 23)  from P50.135 the previous day. The weighted average rate depreciated to P50.238  from P50.235. Total volume amounted to $804.6 million according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines.