Philippine Peso Hits Record Low of 63.52:$1
The Philippine peso hit a record low of 63.52 against the US dollar, surpassing previous lows despite a significant interest rate hike by the central bank. External pressures including a strong dollar, high oil prices, and robust domestic dollar demand continue to weigh on the currency.
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