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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Philippine peso depreciation.

  1. Phl e-visa debuts in Dubai

    Phl e-visa debuts in Dubai

    Foreign residents in Dubai and nearby UAE emirates who need Philippine visas can now apply online without visiting the consulate.

  2. The value of Philippine agriculture and fisheries dropped by 5 percent year-on-year in the third quarter (July to September) of 2026, falling to P389.42 billion, marking the lowest third-quarter value in 11 years, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority.

    Farm, fisheries Q3 output sinks 5%

    The Philippine Statistics Authority said on Friday the value of agriculture and fisheries production fell five percent to P389.42 billion from July to…

  3. For smarter students, not for Facebook

    For smarter students, not for Facebook

    Some teachers need better devices. But do they have to come with a premium price tag when cheaper alternatives can do the job?

  4. Philippine recovery remains fragile — BPI

    Philippine recovery remains fragile — BPI

    The Philippine economy shows signs of recovery with a projected 3.2% growth in Q3 2026, driven by government spending and exports. However, weak consumer…

  5. MIGUEL Tabuena

    Philippine Open: Tabuena spearheads home charge

    Miguel Tabuena leads a 28-player Filipino contingent at the $1-million 108th Philippine Open at Manila Southwoods, aiming to end the country’s title drought…

  6. 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…

  7. ADB principal economist John Beirne speaks at a press conference at the multilateral lender’s headquarters last Wednesday.

    ADB: More BSP hikes may support peso

    The ADB expects the BSP to maintain a gradual tightening bias, with further interest rate hikes potentially supporting the peso amid record-low levels,…

  8. Peso slump may call for more BSP hikes

    Peso slump may call for more BSP hikes

    The peso’s recent depreciation may indicate that further tightening from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) might be warranted as the Philippine economy…

  9. BSP Governor Eli Remolona

    How consumption culture affects the peso

    Governor Remolona was not talking about the Filipino on the street but rather the Filipino as an aggregate representation of the country’s consumers and firms.

  10. Market, peso fall as optimism wanes

    Market, peso fall as optimism wanes

    The Philippine Stock Exchange index slipped as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East weakened investor sentiment, while rising crude oil prices and stalled…