Peso trading hovers close to 59
Trading for the Philippine peso on 17 October opened at 58.97 against the US dollar, dipped further at 58.985, recovered at 58.92, and went down again at 58.985.
Trading for the Philippine peso on 17 October opened at 58.97 against the US dollar, dipped further at 58.985, recovered at 58.92, and went down again at 58.985.
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