Q: What is the Dollar worth against the Philippine Peso? A: One Dollar is worth 58.0328 Philippine Pesos today Q: Is the Dollar going up or down against the Philippine Peso? A: Today's exchange ...

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Q: What is the Philippine Peso worth against the Dollar? A: One Philippine Peso is worth 0.0173 Dollars today Q: Is the Philippine Peso going up or down against the Dollar? A: Today's exchange ...

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The Philippine peso regained its footing against the dollar as it surged back to the P57 level for the first time in nearly two months. The local currency gained 23 centavos to close at P57.83:$1 on ...

(Bloomberg) -- The Philippine peso is veering toward ... Group Inc., Barclays Plc and Fitch Solutions see the peso testing 60-per-dollar mark by midyear, while DBS Group Holdings Ltd. predicts ...

THE Philippine peso is veering towards an all-time low as the nation’s central bank plans to cut interest rates further in the face of slowing economic growth. Goldman Sachs, Barclays and Fitch ...

The Philippine peso is still undervalued by 50% against the dollar, according to the latest update of the Big Mac Index released by The Economist. As of January 2025, a Big Mac costs $5.79 in the ...

MANILA: The Philippine peso is veering toward ... Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Barclays Plc and Fitch Solutions see the peso testing 60-per-US dollar mark by midyear, while DBS Group Holdings Ltd ...

Investing.com -- The Philippine peso is approaching ... On Monday, the currency was trading at 58.420, close to the historic low of 59 per dollar reached in December. Asian markets are feeling ...

(Bloomberg) -- Argentines are spending the most amount of dollars in years as they cash in on a strong peso, stoking further worries over the path of President Javier Milei’s currency policy.