07/09/2026
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Peso inches up
The peso eked out a slight gain against the United States (US) dollar on Monday, Sept. 7, closing at ₱62.586 from the record-low ₱62.59 last Friday, Sept. 4.
The local currency reached an intraday low of ₱62.775 and a high of ₱62.58 after opening at ₱62.62, according to the Bankers Association of the Philippines (BAP).
Total trading volume dipped to $1.189 billion from Friday’s $1.521 billion.
Singapore-based United Overseas Bank Ltd. (UOB) said the Philippine peso was the “regional laggard” last week, while Capital Economics Asia-Pacific markets head Thomas Mathews included the currency among emerging markets’ (EMs) worst performers.