Peso back at P57:$1 but stock market falls
The peso strengthened to P57:$1, attributed to record-high remittances from OFWs, but the stock market fell as investors booked profits ahead of the BSP policy meeting.
The peso strengthened to P57:$1, attributed to record-high remittances from OFWs, but the stock market fell as investors booked profits ahead of the BSP policy meeting.
Maybank Research suggests that the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas may continue to lower interest rates despite rising inflation, potentially cutting rates by 50 basis points this year.
SM Prime Holdings expects sustained growth across its retail, residential, and hotel businesses in 2026, supported by high occupancy rates and strong demand.
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