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Philippine Peso Exchange Rates: JUNE 26, 2025

Have you ever wondered why ₱100 pesos can buy more in one country but less in another? That’s because each country uses its own kind of money, called a currency, and they all have different values. Every day, money experts around the world look at how strong or weak each currency is. This helps businesses, travelers, and even governments know how much their money is worth when trading or traveling abroad.

So, let’s break down the Top 15 currencies today, based on the official rates from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) on June 26, 2025. These are compared using 3 key values:

How much it’s worth in euros
How much in U.S. dollars
How much in Philippine pesos (PHP)

💵 Top 15 Currencies Explained in Simple Words:

1. 🇺🇸 United States Dollar (USD)

💰 1 USD = ₱56.72
This is the world’s most powerful and widely used currency. Everything is compared to it. It’s used in big global trades and travel. The peso is weaker compared to the dollar, so you need more pesos to get just one dollar.

2. 🇯🇵 Japanese Yen (JPY)

💴 1 JPY = ₱0.39
Japan’s money may sound cheap, but don’t be fooled! In Japan, even small amounts buy a lot. It just works differently. You’ll need a lot of yen to equal one peso, but that’s just how their system works.

3. 🇬🇧 British Pound (GBP)

💷 1 GBP = ₱77.51
This is one of the most expensive currencies in the world. That means the pound is very strong. If you’re spending pesos in the UK, you’ll run out fast!

4. 🇭🇰 Hong Kong Dollar (HKD)

💵 1 HKD = ₱7.23
Hong Kong’s money is stronger than the peso, but not as much as the US dollar. It’s often used in business and international markets.

5. 🇨🇭 Swiss Franc (CHF)

💵 1 CHF = ₱70.45
Switzerland’s currency is known for its stability and strength. Like the pound, it’s expensive when converted from pesos.

6. 🇨🇦 Canadian Dollar (CAD)

🍁 1 CAD = ₱41.35
Canada’s dollar is called the “loonie,” and while it’s not as strong as the US dollar, it’s still worth much more than the peso.

7. 🇸🇬 Singapore Dollar (SGD)

🏙️ 1 SGD = ₱44.37
Singapore has a strong economy, and its dollar holds more value than the peso. Many Filipinos working there feel the difference in buying power.

8. 🇦🇺 Australian Dollar (AUD)

🐨 1 AUD = ₱36.90
Australia’s currency is strong and steady. A lot of OFWs work here and benefit from good exchange rates.

9. 🇧🇭 Bahraini Dinar (BHD)

🕌 1 BHD = ₱150.44
😱 This is the most expensive currency on today’s list. Just one dinar is worth more than ₱150! That’s why OFWs in Bahrain send big remittances.

10. 🇰🇼 Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD)

❌ No data for today (N/A)
Normally, it’s even stronger than Bahrain’s dinar, but for some reason, there’s no exchange info available today.

11. 🇸🇦 Saudi Riyal (SAR)

🕌 1 SAR = ₱15.12
Many Filipinos work in Saudi Arabia, and the riyal’s decent value means good remittances for their families.

12. 🇧🇳 Brunei Dollar (BND)

🌴 1 BND = ₱44.20
Brunei shares the same currency value as Singapore. Both countries’ money is strong, despite being small nations.

13. 🇮🇩 Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)

💸 1 IDR = ₱0.0035
It takes thousands of rupiah to equal one peso. The currency has a low value per unit, but prices in Indonesia are made to match.

14. 🇹🇭 Thai Baht (THB)

🐘 1 THB = ₱1.75
The baht is stronger than the peso, but still more affordable than the US dollar or euro. Popular among tourists!

15. 🇦🇪 UAE Dirham (AED)

🏙️ 1 AED = ₱15.45
With many Filipinos working in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, this currency plays a big role in Philippine remittances.

🧐 So, What’s the Conflict or Drama Here?

Some currencies are getting stronger, while others stay weak. Why?

🌍 Wars, inflation, elections, or big events can make a currency rise or fall.
💼 Countries like Bahrain or the UK have super strong currencies, so their workers earn more when sending money home.
😢 But countries like Indonesia or Syria have very weak currencies, so their money doesn’t stretch as far.

📊 Why Does This Matter to You?

If you’re working abroad, exchange rates tell you how much money your family will get.
If you’re buying something imported, a stronger dollar means higher prices.
If you’re planning to travel, you’ll know how far your peso can go!