Have you ever looked at the exchange rates of different currencies and wondered what it means for your money? Let’s take a closer look at how the world’s top 15 currencies stand against the Philippine Peso (PHP) as of April 14, 2025.
1. United States Dollar (USD):
The US Dollar is the most commonly traded currency in the world. As of today, 1 USD is worth 57.0850 PHP.
2. Japanese Yen (JPY):
In Japan, the Yen is used, and today 1 Yen equals 0.3964 PHP. It’s much smaller in value compared to the Dollar and the Euro.
3. British Pound (GBP):
The British Pound is a strong currency, and today, 1 GBP is worth 74.7585 PHP.
4. Hong Kong Dollar (HKD):
If you’re in Hong Kong, you’d need 7.3626 PHP to get 1 HKD.
5. Swiss Franc (CHF):
In Switzerland, 1 Swiss Franc equals 69.7008 PHP, making it one of the stronger currencies compared to the Peso.
6. Canadian Dollar (CAD):
1 CAD is equal to 41.1958 PHP. This shows how Canadian money is more valuable than the Peso but not as much as the USD.
7. Singapore Dollar (SGD):
In Singapore, 1 SGD is equal to 43.2790 PHP, giving us an idea of the economy’s strength.
8. Australian Dollar (AUD):
1 AUD equals 35.9636 PHP, making the Australian Dollar a good medium-range currency in value.
9. Bahrain Dinar (BHD):
Bahrain has one of the strongest currencies. 1 BHD equals 151.4874 PHP, showing how valuable this currency is.
10. Kuwait Dinar (KWD):
Unfortunately, the value of the Kuwaiti Dinar is not available in this list, but it’s known to be one of the most valuable currencies worldwide.
11. Saudi Riyal (SAR):
1 Saudi Riyal (SAR) is worth 15.2113 PHP. The Riyal is commonly used across the Middle East.
12. Brunei Dollar (BND):
Brunei’s currency is 1 BND = 43.1156 PHP.
13. Indonesian Rupiah (IDR):
The Indonesian Rupiah is much smaller in value. 1 IDR is just 0.0034 PHP, making it a less valuable currency when compared to others.
14. Thai Baht (THB):
In Thailand, 1 THB is equal to 1.7060 PHP, showing a lower value compared to other global currencies.
15. United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED):
Lastly, the UAE Dirham is worth 15.5426 PHP, which is another middle-range currency.
What does all of this mean? Well, the value of a currency affects many things like shopping abroad, traveling, and even investment decisions. If you’re planning to visit another country or even trade internationally, knowing these exchange rates is super important!
In addition to these rates, the BSP Buying Rate and Selling Rate for the Philippine Peso are 56.700 and 57.200, respectively, while the PDS Closing Rate stands at 56.970.
Do you think the Peso will get stronger or weaker against these currencies?
