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The Philippine peso ended the trading day on 15 November sideways or stable at P57.21 against the US dollar, from P57.28 on 14 November.
The local currency opened at P57.3 and ranged between P57.47 and P57.2. The average level stood at P57.349.
Volume reached $766.9 million, higher than the previous session's $720.63 million.