Marcos: 'Don't panic' as peso hits new historic low
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged the public not to panic as the peso hit a new historic low, breaching the P64:$1 level. He assured that the government is using all available tools to defend the currency, citing rising global oil prices as a contributing factor.
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