President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged Filipinos not to panic over the peso's depreciation and the rising prices of basic goods, saying the government has the resources to defend the currency — October 28, 2026
manilastandard.netPeso weakens to P64.17 The Philippine peso weakened further to P64.17 against the US dollar on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 27, 2026, after breaching the P64 level for the first time during morning trading — October 27, 2026
sunstar.com.phFall of peso worsens fuel, power costs in PH Fuel prices in the world market continue to bloat due to the uncertainty brought about by renewed tensions in the Middle East. But in the Philippines, higher world oil prices are further worsened by a weaker peso against the US dollar. — October 28, 2026
abs-cbn.comBSP can’t fight inflation alone The peso breaking past 64 against the United States dollar may have signaled that monetary policy has reached its limit. The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has already pushed the benchmark interest rate to 5.50 percent — October 30, 2026
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