PHP vs Dollar & Top 15 Currencies Today (December 10, 2025)

Based on BSP Reference Exchange Rate Bulletin dated December 10, 2025.

Some mornings, people don’t check the weather first.
They check the peso.

Because one small move in the exchange rate can mean a bigger grocery bill… a more expensive online order… or a smaller remittance left at the end of the month.

Today, here’s what the numbers are saying—clearly and simply—using the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) reference rates.

What’s happening (in plain words)

The US Dollar remains the main “baseline” most people compare everything to—and the peso is priced against it at ₱59.139 per $1 (BSP reference table).
Currencies like the British Pound, Swiss Franc, and Gulf dinars stay expensive versus the peso—usually because of stronger demand, economic stability, or fixed/managed currency systems.
Asian currencies like the Japanese Yen remain far cheaper per unit (because the yen is measured in smaller units—like centavos vs pesos).

Top 15 Currencies: PHP Value per 1 Unit (BSP Reference)

Here’s the simple “how much pesos you need” view:

USD (US Dollar): ₱59.1390
JPY (Japanese Yen): ₱0.3770
GBP (UK Pound): ₱78.6490
HKD (Hong Kong Dollar): ₱7.5994
CHF (Swiss Franc): ₱73.3644
CAD (Canadian Dollar): ₱42.7120
SGD (Singapore Dollar): ₱45.5968
AUD (Australian Dollar): ₱39.2683
BHD (Bahrain Dinar): ₱156.9007
KWD (Kuwait Dinar): N/A (not provided in the bulletin)
SAR (Saudi Riyal): ₱15.7607
BND (Brunei Dollar): ₱45.4216
IDR (Indonesian Rupiah): ₱0.0035
THB (Thai Baht): ₱1.8586
AED (UAE Dirham): ₱16.1028

Quick takeaways you can feel

Most expensive on the list: Bahrain Dinar (₱156.9007) — this hits hard if you’re sending money or traveling.
Strong “premium” currencies: GBP (₱78.6490) and CHF (₱73.3644) — usually a sign of strong demand and global confidence.
Common OFW corridors:
- UAE Dirham (₱16.1028)
- Saudi Riyal (₱15.7607)
  These matter weekly for families waiting on remittances.