The peso closed higher at P47.81 to the US dollar Tuesday, (May 11) from P47.865 the previous day.  The weighted average rate depreciated to P47.87 from P47.825. Total volume amounted to $837 million, according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines.
The peso closed lower  at P47.865 to the US dollar Monday, (May 10)  from P47.855 last Friday. The weighted average rate appreciated to P47.825 from P47.90. Total volume amounted to $715.25 million, according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines.
The peso closed higher at P47.98 to the US dollar Thursday, (May 6)  from P48.025 the previous day. The weighted average rate appreciated to P47.979 from P48.027. Total volume amounted to $978.05 million, according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines.
The peso closed higher at P48.025 to the US dollar Wednesday, ( May 5)  from P48.038 the previous day. The weighted average rate appreciated to P48.027 from P48.043. Total volume amounted to $1.200.48 billion, according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines.
The peso closed higher at P48.05 to the US dollar Monday, (May 3) from P48.10 last Friday.   The weighted average rate appreciated to P48.088 from P48.156. Total volume amounted to $885.2 million, according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines.
The peso closed higher  at P48.10 to the US dollar Friday, (April 30) from P48.315 the previous day.  The weighted average rate appreciated to P48.156 from P48.39. Total volume amounted to $1.185 billion, according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines.
The peso closed higher at P48.41 to the US dollar Thursday, (April 22)  from P48.45 the previous day.  The weighted average rate depreciated to P48.402 from P48.388. Total volume amounted to $595.5 million, according to the Bankers Association of the...
The peso closed higher at P48.555 to the US dollar Tuesday, (April 13)  from P48.56 the previous day.   The weighted average rate appreciated to P48.554 from P48.564. Total volume amounted to $451.9 million, according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines.
The peso closed lower at P48.56 to the US dollar Monday, ( April 12) from P48.54 last Thursday.  The weighted average rate appreciated to P48.564 from P48.579. Total volume amounted to $373 million, according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines.
The Philippine peso and the Thai baht offer a tale of contrasting fortunes, with one faring better than the other against a strong dollar. The peso dropped 1% against the greenback in the first quarter, outperforming the baht whose 4.2% decline made it emerging Asia’s laggard. The divergence is...
The peso closed lower at P48.635 to the US dollar Monday, (April 5) from P48.53 last Wednesday.  The weighted average rate  depreciated  to P48.556 from P48.544. Total volume amounted  to  $637.3 million, according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines.
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Benjamin E. Diokno assured foreign investors that the foreign exchange environment will continue to be stable and he sees no threats to the Philippine peso, making the country an attractive investment location still. “The peso is sound and there’s no...
