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24,461 results for “Peso strengthening”

  1. PSEi falls 0.73 percent as peso weakens

    PSEi falls 0.73 percent as peso weakens

    The market retreated, falling 41.64 points to 5,701.54 after two consecutive sessions of gains, with investors remaining cautious amid growing expectations…

    Toby Magsaysay·

  2. Manila maintains trillion-peso economy status

    Manila maintains trillion-peso economy status

    Manila secures its trillion-peso economy status in 2025, contributing 14.6% to Metro Manila's GDP. Services dominate at 77.4%, with transportation and…

    Pat C. Santos·

  3. Peso slumps to new record low as stocks tumble

    Peso slumps to new record low as stocks tumble

    The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) fell 126.30 points, or 2.20 percent, to 5,610.39 on Thursday, while the peso weakened 15 centavos, or 0.24 percent,…

    Toby Magsaysay·

  4. ‘Follow every peso,’ Marcos urges public

    ‘Follow every peso,’ Marcos urges public

    President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the implementation of COMPASS, a government-wide transparency platform that lets Filipinos track public funds from…

    Carl Magadia·

  5. PSEi gains 1.25%; peso strengthens further

    PSEi gains 1.25%; peso strengthens further

    The Philippine Stock Exchange Index climbed 1.25 percent while the peso strengthened against the US dollar as bargain hunting, improving corporate earnings…

    Toby Magsaysay·

  6. Market extends decline as peso strengthens

    Market extends decline as peso strengthens

    The Philippine Stock Exchange Index extended its decline as the peso strengthened, with the PSEi closing at 6,013.10 amid the US blockade of the Strait of…

    Toby Magsaysay·

  7. Index up as peso strengthens at P56 vs dollar

    Index up as peso strengthens at P56 vs dollar

    ‘(This is) the strongest for the peso in nearly four months or since 15 April 2024, when it closed at 56.808, a good sign that the peso further appreciated…

    Vivienne Angeles·