The Philippine peso weakened to a record low of 64.17 per US dollar on October 27, 2026, marking its sixth consecutive trading day at a new low.

Philippine peso extends record-low run

The peso fell 22 centavos from its previous record low of 63.95 per dollar. At 64.17, it took more pesos to buy one US dollar than at the earlier record rate.

The currency opened Tuesday’s session at 63.95 per dollar. It traded between 63.90 and 64.20 per dollar during the session.

Trading volume increased

Reported trading volume reached ₱1.726 billion, up from ₱1.648 billion in the previous session.

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