Philippine Peso Weakens Against US Dollar, Closing at P63.72:$1
The Philippine peso continued its downtrend against the US dollar, closing the week at P63.72:$1. Elevated dollar demand and lingering uncertainty over the US Federal Reserve's policy direction are pressuring the peso.
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