The Philippine peso (PHP) continues to show resilience against the world’s top currencies, according to the latest Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) reference exchange rates released on November 14, 2025.
As the global economy navigates inflation pressures, trade uncertainties, and central bank moves, investors and everyday Filipinos are keeping a close eye on how the peso performs against the U.S. dollar, euro, and other major currencies.
Top 15 Currencies vs. Philippine Peso
Here’s a snapshot of the top 15 currencies and how they compare to the peso today:
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U.S. Dollar (USD) – PHP 59.1140
The dollar remains strong, holding its position as the world’s benchmark currency. For Filipinos, this means importers and travelers pay slightly more, while overseas remittances stay valuable. -
Japanese Yen (JPY) – PHP 0.3825
The yen has softened slightly against the peso. This is good news for those buying Japanese goods but affects investments tied to the Japanese market. -
British Pound (GBP) – PHP 77.9950
The pound remains the most expensive among the top currencies versus PHP, reflecting its ongoing strength amid the UK economy’s cautious recovery. -
Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) – PHP 7.6070
Stable and closely pegged to the U.S. dollar, the HKD shows minor fluctuations, keeping trade predictable between the Philippines and Hong Kong. -
Swiss Franc (CHF) – PHP 74.5636
The franc continues to be a safe-haven currency. For Filipinos investing or trading in Switzerland, it remains relatively strong compared to PHP. -
Canadian Dollar (CAD) – PHP 42.1280
The CAD has weakened slightly, offering some relief for PHP-based buyers of Canadian goods. -
Singapore Dollar (SGD) – PHP 45.4618
A favorite in Southeast Asia for business and travel, the SGD remains stable, giving the peso moderate purchasing power. -
Australian Dollar (AUD) – PHP 38.5837
The AUD continues to hover under 40 PHP, keeping imports from Australia manageable for local businesses. -
Bahrain Dinar (BHD) – PHP 156.8011
The strongest currency in today’s list, the BHD emphasizes its premium value in global trade, though transactions with the Philippines remain limited. -
Kuwait Dinar (KWD) – N/A
Current BSP rates are not available, but historically, the KWD remains one of the world’s strongest currencies against PHP. -
Saudi Riyal (SAR) – PHP 15.7642
The SAR remains stable, reflecting steady oil-driven revenues in the Middle East and offering predictable remittance rates for Filipinos working in Saudi Arabia. -
Brunei Dollar (BND) – PHP 45.2876
Almost parallel with the Singapore dollar, the BND’s exchange rate keeps regional business transactions smooth. -
Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) – PHP 0.0035
The peso is significantly stronger against the Rupiah, offering Filipino buyers a favorable edge in trade with Indonesia. -
Thai Baht (THB) – PHP 1.8282
The Thai baht shows minor movement against the peso, making travel and trade to Thailand relatively predictable. -
United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) – PHP 16.0946
A crucial currency for OFWs in the UAE, the AED remains steady, ensuring stable remittances to the Philippines.
BSP Market Rates
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BSP Reference Rate: PHP 59.000
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Buying Rate (T/T): PHP 58.750
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Selling Rate (T/T): PHP 59.250
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Gold Buying Rate: $ 4,184.55
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Silver Buying Rate: $ 52.55
What This Means for Filipinos
For everyday Filipinos, the peso’s steady performance against these currencies provides stability in travel, remittances, and imports. Overseas Filipino workers sending money home can expect consistent exchange rates, while businesses trading internationally can better plan their costs.
The BSP’s careful monitoring of currency movements ensures the peso remains resilient despite global market uncertainties, giving the Philippine economy some room to maneuver in a volatile financial world.
