Philippine Peso vs Dollar — BSP Updates November 25, 2025

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) released its latest reference exchange rates for November 25, 2025, showing how the Philippine peso (PHP) is performing against the world’s leading currencies. For Filipinos keeping an eye on travel, remittances, or global trade, here’s a clear breakdown.

Top 15 Currencies vs Philippine Peso

1. US Dollar (USD) – PHP 58.91
   The greenback remains the strongest global currency and continues to influence markets. The peso slightly weakened, trading near PHP 58.91 per dollar, reflecting steady demand for USD in imports and remittances.

2. Japanese Yen (JPY) – PHP 0.3755
   One yen now equals just 37.55 centavos. The peso stays strong, but Japanese economic shifts still affect electronics imports and investments.

3. British Pound (GBP) – PHP 77.22
   The pound traded at PHP 77.22, a strong showing. Britons traveling to the Philippines or sending funds may feel the exchange pinch.

4. Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) – PHP 7.5712
   The Hong Kong dollar remains relatively stable against the peso, trading at PHP 7.57, showing steady trade relations.

5. Swiss Franc (CHF) – PHP 72.86
   Switzerland’s franc continues to be a safe-haven currency. PHP 72.86 per franc signals cautious optimism for investors seeking stability.

6. Canadian Dollar (CAD) – PHP 41.77
   The peso holds firm at PHP 41.77 per CAD, making remittances from Canada slightly more favorable for recipients.

7. Singapore Dollar (SGD) – PHP 45.16
   Trading at PHP 45.16, the Singapore dollar reflects strong ASEAN economic links, especially for business and tourism.

8. Australian Dollar (AUD) – PHP 38.08
   The peso is steady at PHP 38.08 per AUD, useful information for OFWs and travelers to Australia.

9. Bahraini Dinar (BHD) – PHP 156.27
   The peso shows relative weakness against the BHD, trading at PHP 156.27, one of the highest PHP conversions on the list.

10. Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD) – N/A
    BSP did not provide a rate for the KWD this time, often due to market thinness or volatility.

11. Saudi Riyal (SAR) – PHP 15.71
    The peso trades at PHP 15.71 per Riyal, maintaining steady rates for OFWs in the Middle East.

12. Brunei Dollar (BND) – PHP 44.98
    Slightly stronger than the peso, the BND at PHP 44.98 highlights continued trade within ASEAN neighbors.

13. Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) – PHP 0.0035
    A single rupiah equals just 0.35 centavos, showing how far the peso stretches when sending remittances to Indonesia.

14. Thai Baht (THB) – PHP 1.8206
    Thailand’s baht trades at PHP 1.82, a stable rate for tourism and cross-border commerce.

15. United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) – PHP 16.04
    The peso exchanges at PHP 16.04 per dirham, signaling steady support for Filipino workers in the UAE.

Other Key BSP Rates

• BSP Reference Rate: PHP 58.85 per USD

• BSP Buying Rate: PHP 58.60

• BSP Selling Rate: PHP 59.10

Gold and silver prices also reflect global market trends:

• Gold: $4,139.70 per ounce

• Silver: $51.35 per ounce

What This Means for Filipinos

• OFWs & Remittances: Dollar, Saudi Riyal, and UAE Dirham remain strong, affecting how much money reaches families back home.

• Travelers: Pounds, Euros, and AUD rates are crucial for planning trips abroad.

• Investors & Businesses: Currency fluctuations influence imports, exports, and commodity prices.

As of November 25, 2025, the Philippine peso remains relatively stable against most top currencies, but global economic shifts, US market trends, and regional factors continue to influence its value.