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Philippine Peso Hits New Record Low Against US Dollar Amid Oil Surge and US Tariffs
The Philippine peso has weakened further against the US dollar, hitting a new record intraday low. Factors contributing to the depreciation include surging global oil prices and new tariffs imposed by the United States, with analysts also pointing to Middle East tensions and seasonal import demand.
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