Philippine Stocks Rise, Peso Reclaims ₱62/$1 as Oil Prices Drop
Philippine stocks continued their rally, boosted by falling oil prices and a strengthening peso. The US midterm election outcome also contributed to positive investor sentiment. The peso closed at ₱62.97 to the dollar, its strongest in about a month.
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