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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on peso-denominated green bonds.

  1. PSEi, peso rebound as oil prices retreat

    PSEi, peso rebound as oil prices retreat

    The PSEi gained 0.67 percent to 5,716.15 while the peso strengthened to P62.91 against the US dollar, as bargain hunting and easing global oil prices supported…

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  2. THE slump in PSEI performance as well as the depreciation of the peso against the US dollar today, 9 November 2026 was largely triggered by the lower-than-expected domestic economic growth of 2.1 percent in Q3 2026.

    Slower growth tanks stocks as peso weakens

    The Philippine Stock Exchange index fell 1.46 percent to 5,677.92 on Monday, while the peso weakened to P63.31 against the US dollar as disappointing…

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  3. THE local market and the Philippine peso both staged recoveries during Friday’s trading session, providing a breather after experiencing steep sell-offs earlier in the week.

    PSEI ends lower, peso slips back P63 per dollar

    The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) fell 0.28 percent to 5,761.95 while the peso weakened to P63.055 against the US dollar on 6 November as investors…

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  5. Peso’s freefall

    Peso’s freefall

    The peso’s fall reflects how things are in the country. And if those in power cannot protect the people from the compounding shock of a weakening economy, then…

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  7. Propping peso needs concrete plan — Diokno

    Propping peso needs concrete plan — Diokno

    Economic analysts and lawmakers are urging the Marcos administration to present concrete measures to address the peso’s record-low value and rising prices,…

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  9. Peso rebounds, but stays above P64; PSEi slumps

    Peso rebounds, but stays above P64; PSEi slumps

    The peso snapped its six-session streak of record lows on Wednesday, strengthening 14.5 centavos, or 0.23 percent, to P64.025 per US dollar from Tuesday’s…

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  11. ENERGY Secretary Sharon S. Garin

    Weak peso threatens higher power bills

    The Philippine peso's record low of P64 against the US dollar could drive up electricity bills and fuel prices as imported coal, diesel and liquefied natural…

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  12. 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…

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  13. When the peso buys less

    When the peso buys less

    Higher rates can restrain inflation, but they can also increase borrowing costs for households and businesses, depending on their loan terms.

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  15. BANGKO Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Eli Remolona Jr. has clarified that the central bank does not hike policy rates to prop up the peso. When the BSP raises interest rates (such as the 50-basis-point hike bringing the policy rate to 5.50 percent on Thursday, 22 October), it does so to combat broadening domestic demand pressures, oil/transport price shocks, and supply-side risks like El Niño, rather than to target the foreign exchange rate itself.

    Remolona: BSP not hiking rates to defend peso

    ‘We do intervene a little bit in the foreign exchange market, but that’s mainly to avoid swings in the exchange rate that tend to be inflationary.’

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  16. BANGKO Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Eli Remolona Jr. speaks at a press conference at the BSP Manila headquarters following the central bank’s “jumbo” 50-basis-point rate hike on Thursday.

    Remolona: BSP not hiking rates to defend peso

    Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Eli Remolona Jr. maintained the central bank’s hands-off approach to the Philippine peso, saying it does not use…

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