Here’s a quick look at the exchange rates for the top 15 currencies as of April 30, 2025, and what that means for you:
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United States Dollar (USD) – 1 USD = 56.25 PHP
The U.S. Dollar is one of the strongest currencies worldwide, with each dollar worth 56 pesos. -
Japanese Yen (JPY) – 100 JPY = 39.55 PHP
The Yen is weaker, so it takes more to equal the value of a Philippine Peso. -
British Pound (GBP) – 1 GBP = 75.43 PHP
The British Pound is very strong, meaning one pound is worth over 75 pesos! -
Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) – 1 HKD = 7.25 PHP
The Hong Kong Dollar is much weaker than the U.S. dollar, but still valuable in Asia. -
Swiss Franc (CHF) – 1 CHF = 68.28 PHP
Switzerland’s currency holds its value quite well, with one Franc worth over 68 pesos. -
Canadian Dollar (CAD) – 1 CAD = 40.68 PHP
The Canadian Dollar is similar in strength to the U.S. Dollar, but slightly weaker. -
Singapore Dollar (SGD) – 1 SGD = 43.01 PHP
The Singapore Dollar is also strong in Asia, and it takes more pesos to buy one. -
Australian Dollar (AUD) – 1 AUD = 35.92 PHP
The Aussie Dollar is more affordable compared to the U.S. Dollar, but still holds its value. -
Bahrain Dinar (BHD) – 1 BHD = 149.27 PHP
Bahrain’s Dinar is one of the most valuable currencies, making it much stronger than the Peso. -
Kuwait Dinar (KWD) – Not listed, but very strong.
The Kuwaiti Dinar is known as the most valuable currency in the world. -
Saudi Riyal (SAR) – 1 SAR = 14.99 PHP
Saudi Arabia’s Riyal is lower than the U.S. Dollar but still quite valuable in the Middle East. -
Brunei Dollar (BND) – 1 BND = 42.85 PHP
Brunei’s currency is similar in value to Singapore’s Dollar. -
Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) – 100,000 IDR = 3.40 PHP
The Rupiah is much weaker compared to the Peso, requiring a lot more to get 1 Peso. -
Thai Baht (THB) – 1 THB = 1.68 PHP
The Thai Baht is similar in value to the Philippine Peso, but slightly weaker. -
United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) – 1 AED = 15.32 PHP
The UAE Dirham is strong but not as valuable as some other currencies in the region.
What does this mean?
When you exchange your pesos for these currencies, you might get more or fewer units depending on the strength of the foreign currency. Countries like Kuwait and Bahrain have much stronger currencies, while countries like Indonesia and Thailand have weaker ones compared to the Philippines.
Why does this matter?
These exchange rates affect everything, from travel costs to the price of products made abroad. Whether you’re saving money for a trip or just curious about how your money compares, it’s important to keep an eye on the rates!
