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  1. Peso breaches P64 as record-low streak extends

    Peso breaches P64 as record-low streak extends

    The Philippine peso has closed above the P64 level for the first time in history, slumping to a sixth consecutive record low of P64.17, down 22 centavos from…

  2. Peso sets another record low, stocks gain

    Peso sets another record low, stocks gain

    The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) gained 0.26 percent to 5,797.90 on Monday as investors bought discounted shares amid easing global oil prices. The…

  3. Peso sets another record low as stocks gain

    Peso sets another record low as stocks gain

    The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) rose 14.98 points, or 0.26 percent, to 5,797.90 on Monday, while the peso weakened 10.5 centavos, or 0.17 percent,…

  4. 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,…

  5. Lucena low-income inflation hits 7.2%

    Lucena low-income inflation hits 7.2%

    Lucena City recorded CALABARZON’s highest inflation rate for low-income households in August at 7.2 percent, driven by housing costs and food prices.

  6. Peso hits 25th record low as oil, Fed bets weigh

    Peso hits 25th record low as oil, Fed bets weigh

    The peso fell 17.5 centavos, or 0.28 percent, to a fresh record low of P62.86 per US dollar Monday, while the Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) rose 13.26…

  7. Peso hits record low

    Peso hits record low

    The Philippine peso hit a fresh record low of P62.625 against the US dollar as Philippine stocks rebounded, despite cautious investor sentiment and persistent…

  8. Peso hits fifth record low in six sessions

    Peso hits fifth record low in six sessions

    The peso fell to a fresh record-low close of P62.590 per US dollar on Friday, down 7 centavos, or 0.11 percent, from Thursday’s P62.520, marking its fifth…