Philippine Peso Seen Averaging 58 vs Dollar in 2025-2026
HSBC forecasts the Philippine peso to average 58 against the US dollar, with no further depreciation to 60 expected. Key factors include lower imports and stable OFW, BPO remittances.
HSBC forecasts the Philippine peso to average 58 against the US dollar, with no further depreciation to 60 expected. Key factors include lower imports and stable OFW, BPO remittances.
Metrobank economist Nicholas Mapa predicts BSP easing could start in December 2025, with economic recovery expected in 2026. Learn how this affects inflation and the peso.
Senator Sherwin Gatchalian warns that political instability and corruption scandals are weakening the peso, stock market, and foreign investments, threatening economic growth. Read the full analysis.
PAGASA forecasts scattered rains from ITCZ, shear line for BARMM, Bicol, and other regions on Tuesday, Nov 18. Flash flood and landslide warnings are in effect.
Lapu-Lapu City's final 2025 job fair registered 810 job seekers with 155 hired immediately. Peso announces career programs for 2026 students. Read more about employment opportunities.
Lapu-Lapu City's PESO concludes its 2025 job fair series, registering 810 applicants and hiring 155 on the spot. Plans for 2026 include expanded career programs.
Pagasa reports three weather systems are affecting the Philippines: ITCZ, shear line, and amihan. No cyclone development is expected soon. Stay updated on panahon.gov.ph.
Cebu experiences cloudy skies and scattered rains throughout the week due to Intertropical Convergence Zone. Pagasa warns of potential flash floods and landslides in vulnerable areas.
Cebu residents face cloudy skies and scattered rains this weekend due to the Intertropical Convergence Zone. Pagasa warns of potential flash floods and landslides. Stay informed and vigilant.
PAGASA warns the Intertropical Convergence Zone will bring scattered rains and thunderstorms to Visayas and Mindanao, posing flash flood and landslide risks.
OFW holiday remittances exceeding $3B and $109.7B reserves expected to strengthen Philippine peso from current 59.17 vs USD. Expert analysis reveals recovery pattern.
Caritas Philippines urges public to join the Trillion Peso March on November 30, demanding justice and transparency against corruption. Stand up for accountability!
Signal No. 1 has been raised over Cebu and multiple regions as Tropical Depression Uwan intensifies, bringing heavy rainfall and potential flooding across the Philippines.
Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia calls for immediate tracking of the P9.7-Billion flood control project amid transparency concerns and potential fund misuse allegations.
A developing low pressure area has been detected east of Mindanao, potentially intensifying into a tropical cyclone. PAGASA monitors the system as it brings rain to Southern Philippines.
Cebu-based financial institutions project steady credit conditions in Q4 2024, with manageable NPL ratios and sustained business confidence despite global economic challenges.
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation revises its 2025 growth projection upward, citing resilient trade flows and booming technology sector demand across member economies.
Tino strengthens into a severe tropical storm, bringing heavy rains and strong winds across multiple Philippine regions. PAGASA warns residents to prepare for potential flooding and landslides.
Cebu experiences extreme heat during All Souls' Day observances, with temperatures reaching 32°C and high humidity levels. Health officials warn residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses.
A new tropical depression is brewing east of Mindanao and is expected to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility by Sunday, prompting close monitoring by PAGASA.
PAGASA warns of rainy Undas weekend as Low Pressure Area and Intertropical Convergence Zone affect multiple regions. Plan your cemetery visits accordingly.
Cebu faces increased typhoon vulnerability as PAGASA warns of potential severe weather conditions. Learn about the elevated risk factors and essential preparedness measures.
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas forecasts October inflation between 1.4% and 2.2%, driven by rising electricity costs and food prices. Discover what this means for Filipino consumers and the economy.