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[Title] => Marcos: Don't panic over peso fall to P64 per dollar
[Summary] => President Marcos Jr. says rising oil prices are weighing on the currency and economy.
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[Title] => Peso sinks past 64-level vs dollar, hits fresh low
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[Title] => Almost P64: Peso sinks to record P63.95 to a dollar
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[Title] => Philippine peso sinks to 31st record low at P63.615
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[Title] => ‘BSP should avoid rate hikes to defend peso’
[Summary] => The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas should avoid using interest rate hikes primarily to defend the peso and instead keep monetary policy focused on inflation, according to Manulife Investments Philippines, as elevated US yields and broad dollar strength continue to pressure the local currency.
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[Title] => Peso on brink of record-low 63:$1 level
[Summary] => The peso sank to a fresh record low against the dollar yesterday as expectations of an interest rate hike in the United States fueled demand for the greenback, bringing the local currency closer to the 63-per-dollar level.
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[Title] => ‘Weak peso may hurt more than help Philippines economy’
[Summary] => The peso’s continued depreciation may not provide the economic boost typically associated with a weaker currency, as higher import costs and inflation could outweigh any gains for exporters, according to a new report by De La Salle University economists.
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[Title] => Peso sinks past 64-level vs dollar, hits fresh low
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