Philippine Peso
Coverage of Philippine Peso in the Nexus archive.
- Philippine Peso at 63.50 Per Dollar Might Be Okay, Governor Says
The Philippine peso trading at 63.50 per dollar is acceptable according to a central bank governor's statement. The comment suggests monetary authorities are comfortable with the current exchange rate level for the Philippine currency.
- Philippine Peso Falling Trajectory Defies Rate Hike Expectations
The Philippine Peso is experiencing a falling trajectory despite expectations of a rate hike. This development has significant implications for the country's economy. The situation may lead to further economic adjustments.
- Philippine Peso Set for Best Daily Gain in a Month on Oil Relief
The Philippine Peso is expected to have its best daily gain in a month due to relief from oil prices. This gain is a positive development for the Philippine economy. The peso's performance is being closely watched at locations such as gas stations.
- JPMorgan to Add Philippine Bonds to Key EM Index in 2027
JPMorgan will include Philippine bonds in a key emerging market index by 2027. The Philippine peso declined while bonds gained ahead of an economic growth report expected to show a slowdown in the previous quarter.