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Philippine peso

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Philippine peso.

  2. OF the three Philippine brands ranked among ASEAN’s 20 most valuable, two are giants in the banking industry, with BDO retaining its position as the country’s leading brand, ranking 16th in the region despite a 4 percent decline in brand value to $3.5 billion; and Bank of the Philippine Islands, advancing nine places to 19th following a 37 percent increase to $3.2 billion. Brand Finance Asia Pacific said the gains among Philippine banks were helping the country’s banking sector outperform its regional counterparts.

    Philippine banking brands outpace ASEAN growth

    BDO Unibank retained its position as the Philippines’ most valuable brand in 2026, with a brand value of $3.5 billion, while the country’s banking brands…

    2 MIN READ

  4. 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,…

    3 MIN READ

  5. Philippine banking brands outpace ASEAN growth

    Philippine banking brands outpace ASEAN growth

    BDO Unibank remained the Philippines’ most valuable brand in 2026, with a brand value of $3.5 billion, while Philippine banking brands collectively grew 19…

    2 MIN READ

  7. PNP chief Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez, Jr.

    Police alert up amid unrest, crime wave

    The Philippine National Police has intensified market surveillance, intelligence operations, and community patrols amid the peso’s continued decline against…

    1 MIN READ

  9. CHINESE Ambassador Jing Quan

    Pretty foolish things…

    Obviously nonchalant about the impact of the statements of his subalterns, President Bongbong Marcos has been conveniently silent all throughout the…

    3 MIN READ

  11. 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…

    2 MIN READ