Philippine Peso vs. Top 15 Currencies: November 11, 2025 Update

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) released its latest reference rates on November 11, showing how the Philippine peso is performing against major currencies around the world. Here’s a snapshot of the top 15 currencies that matter most to businesses, travelers, and everyday Filipinos:

1. US Dollar (USD) – 1 USD = ₱58.93
   The world’s benchmark currency remains strong, with the peso holding steady against the greenback.

2. Japanese Yen (JPY) – 1 JPY = ₱0.3824
   A favorite for investors and tourists, the yen continues to be stable, reflecting Japan’s cautious economic stance.

3. British Pound (GBP) – 1 GBP = ₱77.65
   The pound is among the strongest currencies, highlighting its value for remittances and international trade.

4. Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) – 1 HKD = ₱7.58
   A key currency for trade and finance in Asia, the HKD shows slight fluctuations but remains reliable.

5. Swiss Franc (CHF) – 1 CHF = ₱73.23
   Known for its stability, the franc is a go-to for investors seeking safe-haven assets.

6. Canadian Dollar (CAD) – 1 CAD = ₱42.04
   With Canada’s resource-driven economy, the CAD continues to be a practical currency for trade and remittances.

7. Singapore Dollar (SGD) – 1 SGD = ₱45.25
   Singapore’s financial hub remains strong, keeping the peso in check in regional trade transactions.

8. Australian Dollar (AUD) – 1 AUD = ₱38.51
   The AUD remains steady, often influenced by commodity markets and Australia’s economy.

9. Bahrain Dinar (BHD) – 1 BHD = ₱156.34
   One of the strongest currencies in the world, the dinar shows how Gulf economies maintain high purchasing power.

10. Kuwait Dinar (KWD) – Rate currently unavailable
    A key Middle Eastern currency, noted for its stability, though the BSP did not release a current rate.

11. Saudi Riyal (SAR) – 1 SAR = ₱15.71
    Closely tied to oil markets, the riyal remains relatively steady against the peso.

12. Brunei Dollar (BND) – 1 BND = ₱45.08
    Tied closely to the Singapore dollar, the Brunei dollar remains strong in Southeast Asia.

13. Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) – 1 IDR = ₱0.0035
    A lower-value currency but crucial in regional trade and investment for OFWs and exporters.

14. Thai Baht (THB) – 1 THB = ₱1.8246
    The baht remains a stable currency for tourism and trade with neighboring Thailand.

15. United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) – 1 AED = ₱16.05
    A vital currency for OFWs in the UAE, reflecting steady remittance flows to the Philippines.

Other BSP highlights:

• Reference PHP Rate: ₱58.95

• Buying/Selling Rate: ₱58.70 / ₱59.20

• Gold: $4,123 per ounce | Silver: $50.55 per ounce

This snapshot helps everyday Filipinos, businesses, and investors understand the peso’s position globally — whether you’re sending remittances, traveling abroad, or trading internationally, staying updated on currency trends is key.