Peso at P48.045:$1, PSEi flat
December 17, 2020
The Philippine peso improved to P48.045 Thursday against the US dollar from P48.066 on Wednesday. Volume at the foreign exchange portal of the Bankers Association of the Philippines reached $674.59 million from the previous day’s $499.86 million. The Philippine Stock
Peso at P48.066:$1, PSEi up 71.97 points
December 16, 2020
The Philippine peso closed at P48.066 against the dollar Wednesday from P48.063 on the previous day. Volume at the foreign exchange portal of the Bankers Association of the Philippines reached $499.86 million from $490.65 million on Tuesday. The Philippine Stock
Peso ends at P48.063: $1, PSEi down 53.62 to 7,229.73
December 15, 2020
The Philippine peso closed at P48.063 against the US dollar from P48.05 on Tuesday. Volume at the Bankers Association of the Philippines foreign exchange portal reached $490.65 million from Monday’s $358.8 million. The Philippine Stock Exchange index lost 53.62 points
Peso at P48.07:$1, PSEi ends higher
December 14, 2020
The Philippine peso closed at P48.07 against the US dollar on Monday from P48.065. Volume at the foreign exchange portal of the Bankers Association of the Philippines reached $540.85 million from $498.1 million on Friday. The Philippine Stock Exchange index
PSEi ends higher on Friday
December 11, 2020
The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) gained 91.73 points to end at 7, 246.16 on Friday. In the broader market, there were 75.93 billion shares worth P9.89 billion from Thursday’s 150.03 billion shares valued at P7.64 billion. Most active shares
Peso gains vs US dollar, finishes at P48.05:$1
December 9, 2020
The Philippine peso ended higher against the US dollar at it finished at P48.05 on Wednesday from Monday’s P48.08. Volume at the foreign exchange portal of the Bankers Association of the Philippines reached $505.8 million from Monday’s $539.45 million. The
Gov’t seeks ADB help on reopening economy without risking COVID-19 case spike
December 9, 2020
Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles on Wednesday said the government is consulting the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on how they can continue reopening the economy while assuring there will be no surge in COVID-19 cases . In a virtual forum,
Expect much improved services with “cut-throat” competition by Q1 next year as 3rd telco enters market – NTC
December 8, 2020
Filipinos have to wait until March next year to expect much improved services from telecommunication firms as “cut-throat” competition would take place starting that time with the entry of the third telco in the market, the National Telecommunications Commission said
