Philippine peso weakness due to strong dollar, says its central bank


MANILA (Bloomberg): The weakness in the Philippine peso is caused by a strong dollar, the central bank said, a day after the local currency fell to a record low.

"The recent depreciation of the peso against the dollar is about a strong US dollar story due to the rising geopolitical tensions,” Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas said in a mobile-phone message on Friday.

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