The Philippine Peso (PHP) is holding steady against the world’s major currencies as of November 25, 2025, but fluctuations remain, giving businesses, travelers, and investors plenty to watch. Let’s break down the latest rates and what’s happening with the top currencies.
1. US Dollar (USD)
1 PHP = 0.01698 USD | 1 USD = 58.89 PHP
The greenback remains strong, keeping the peso under pressure. Dollar demand from imports and remittances continues to influence the market.
2. Euro (EUR)
1 PHP = 0.01473 EUR | 1 EUR = 67.87 PHP
The euro stays firm amid positive economic reports in the Eurozone. Philippine exporters watch closely as this affects trade costs.
3. British Pound (GBP)
1 PHP = 0.01296 GBP | 1 GBP = 77.17 PHP
The pound is holding a premium, reflecting ongoing stability in UK markets. For travelers, a stronger GBP means a pricier trip to London.
4. Japanese Yen (JPY)
1 PHP = 2.66 JPY | 1 JPY = 0.38 PHP
The yen shows slight gains against the peso. Japanese investors’ activity and market sentiment in Asia are key drivers.
5. Australian Dollar (AUD)
1 PHP = 0.02629 AUD | 1 AUD = 38.04 PHP
The Aussie dollar remains resilient, buoyed by commodity exports and steady economic data.
6. Canadian Dollar (CAD)
1 PHP = 0.02396 CAD | 1 CAD = 41.74 PHP
The loonie tracks oil price trends, keeping its value stable against the peso.
7. Singapore Dollar (SGD)
1 PHP = 0.02216 SGD | 1 SGD = 45.13 PHP
Singapore’s strong economic fundamentals support the SGD, making it a reliable currency for trade in the region.
8. Swiss Franc (CHF)
1 PHP = 0.01372 CHF | 1 CHF = 72.89 PHP
The franc remains a safe haven for investors, keeping it relatively strong versus the peso.
9. Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)
1 PHP = 0.07032 MYR | 1 MYR = 14.22 PHP
The ringgit sees slight movement against the peso, influenced by commodity exports and regional trade flows.
10. Chinese Yuan Renminbi (CNY)
1 PHP = 0.1206 CNY | 1 CNY = 8.29 PHP
The yuan continues to gain traction as China’s economy recovers, affecting trade and investments in Asia.
11. Saudi Riyal (SAR)
1 PHP = 0.06367 SAR | 1 SAR = 15.71 PHP
Stable oil markets support the Riyal, making remittances from Saudi Arabia consistent for Filipino workers.
12. Emirati Dirham (AED)
1 PHP = 0.06236 AED | 1 AED = 16.04 PHP
The dirham remains stable, reflecting UAE’s resilient economy and strong expatriate inflows.
13. Turkish Lira (TRY)
1 PHP = 0.7204 TRY | 1 TRY = 1.39 PHP
The lira remains volatile due to local economic concerns, but it has a limited impact on Philippine trade.
14. Indian Rupee (INR)
1 PHP = 1.5135 INR | 1 INR = 0.66 PHP
The rupee’s steady rise reflects India’s economic growth, and it’s one of the more stable emerging market currencies.
15. Brazilian Real (BRL)
1 PHP = 0.09157 BRL | 1 BRL = 10.92 PHP
The real holds moderate strength, influenced by commodity prices and Brazil’s domestic policies.
What This Means for Filipinos
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Travelers: A stronger USD, EUR, and GBP means higher costs for trips abroad.
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Businesses: Importers and exporters must carefully monitor these rates for contracts and logistics.
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OFWs and remittances: Stable Middle Eastern currencies like SAR and AED provide predictability for families back home.
The peso remains resilient, but global economic shifts, trade activity, and commodity prices continue to shape the foreign exchange landscape. Watching these top 15 currencies can help Filipinos plan better for travel, investments, and business.
