P61 BREACHED:PESO SLIDES FURTHER VS DOLLAR

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P61 BREACHED:PESO SLIDES FURTHER VS DOLLAR

The Philippine peso fell sharply against the U.S. dollar, briefly surpassing ₱61 per dollar amid global uncertainty and rising oil prices. Analysts cite stalled Middle East negotiations, a strong dollar, and domestic political and fiscal concerns as key factors. The weaker peso raises import costs and inflation risks, though remittances from overseas workers may provide some relief. Market watchers are now closely monitoring the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas for potential policy actions.

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