Philippine Peso Dives Past P64:$ Level to New Record Low
The Philippine peso hit a new record low, breaching the P64:$1 level during intraday trading on Tuesday. This decline is attributed to surging global crude oil prices and hawkish signals from the US Federal Reserve, which are increasing demand for the US dollar.
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