Philippine Peso Weakens Further to P63.7 to $1
The Philippine peso continued its downtrend for the second straight trading day, closing at P63.7 to $1. This weakening is attributed to increased odds of a US Federal Reserve rate hike following higher-than-expected US inflation data.
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