As of February 25, 2026, the Philippine peso stands at ₱57.779 per US dollar, based on the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas reference rate.
The dollar remains firm — and the peso continues to move in its shadow.
Here’s where the peso stands against the world’s top currencies:
💵 PHP vs US Dollar (USD)
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$1 = ₱57.779
The greenback remains the benchmark. BSP reference rate: ₱57.550, with the market closing at ₱57.575.
💶 PHP vs Euro (EUR)
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€1 = ₱68.104
The euro stays stronger than the dollar, keeping imports from Europe costly.
💷 PHP vs British Pound (GBP)
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£1 = ₱77.949
The pound remains one of the strongest major currencies against the peso.
💴 PHP vs Japanese Yen (JPY)
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¥1 = ₱0.3737
The yen remains relatively weak, keeping Japan trade favorable.
💲 PHP vs Chinese Yuan (CNY)
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¥1 = ₱8.3699
China remains a key trading partner — movements here matter.
💲 PHP vs Singapore Dollar (SGD)
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S$1 = ₱45.6318
The Singapore dollar stays resilient in the region.
💲 PHP vs Hong Kong Dollar (HKD)
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HK$1 = ₱7.3894
💲 PHP vs Australian Dollar (AUD)
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A$1 = ₱40.7515
💲 PHP vs Canadian Dollar (CAD)
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C$1 = ₱42.1929
💲 PHP vs UAE Dirham (AED)
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1 AED = ₱15.7329
💲 PHP vs Saudi Riyal (SAR)
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1 SAR = ₱15.4016
💲 PHP vs Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)
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RM1 = ₱14.8609
💲 PHP vs Thai Baht (THB)
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฿1 = ₱1.8663
💲 PHP vs Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)
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Rp1 = ₱0.0035
💲 PHP vs South Korean Won (KRW)
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₩1 = ₱0.0400
🏦 Market Snapshot
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BSP Buying Rate: ₱57.300
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BSP Selling Rate: ₱57.800
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Gold: $5,232.00
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Silver: $87.90
The bigger picture?
The peso remains stable but pressured under a strong dollar environment. Major Western currencies — particularly the pound and euro — continue to trade significantly higher than the peso, while most Asian currencies remain closer in range.
For overseas workers, importers, travelers, and investors — every centavo still counts.
