Have you ever wondered how much the money in different countries is worth compared to the Philippine Peso or the U.S. Dollar? Let’s explore how the value of some of the world’s most used currencies compares right now!
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) shares the latest exchange rates, showing how much one unit of currency from each country is worth in Philippine Pesos (PHP), U.S. Dollars (USD), and Euros (EUR). Here’s a breakdown of the top 15 currencies and how they stack up:
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United States Dollar (USD) – The U.S. Dollar is the most well-known and used currency. For every 1 USD, you get about 56.35 PHP. This is the standard currency used in the exchange rates.
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Japanese Yen (JPY) – In Japan, the Yen is the main currency. It’s worth a lot less than the U.S. Dollar, with 1 JPY equaling only 0.39 PHP.
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British Pound (GBP) – The Pound from the UK is very strong! 1 GBP is worth about 75.02 PHP.
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Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) – In Hong Kong, 1 HKD is worth about 7.26 PHP.
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Swiss Franc (CHF) – In Switzerland, the Franc is the main currency. 1 CHF equals 68.16 PHP.
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Canadian Dollar (CAD) – The Canadian Dollar is used in Canada, and 1 CAD is worth 40.66 PHP.
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Singapore Dollar (SGD) – Singapore’s money is worth about 42.86 PHP for every 1 SGD.
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Australian Dollar (AUD) – The Australian Dollar is strong too, at 36.07 PHP for every 1 AUD.
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Bahrain Dinar (BHD) – This currency is used in Bahrain, and 1 BHD is worth a huge 149.54 PHP!
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Kuwait Dinar (KWD) – The Kuwaiti Dinar is so valuable that it has no equivalent yet in PHP or USD, but it’s one of the strongest currencies in the world.
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Saudi Riyal (SAR) – Used in Saudi Arabia, 1 SAR is worth 15.02 PHP.
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Brunei Dollar (BND) – In Brunei, 1 BND is worth 42.70 PHP.
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Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) – The currency in Indonesia is very small, with 1 IDR worth only 0.0033 PHP.
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Thai Baht (THB) – In Thailand, 1 THB is equal to about 1.68 PHP.
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United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) – In the UAE, 1 AED is worth about 15.34 PHP.
As you can see, currencies from different countries have different values compared to the Philippine Peso (PHP) and U.S. Dollar (USD). The stronger currencies like the Bahrain Dinar and British Pound are worth more, while others like the Indonesian Rupiah are worth much less.
These exchange rates change often, so it’s important to keep an eye on them if you’re planning to travel or send money to other countries.
Want to know how exchange rates can affect you? Whether you’re planning a trip or need to exchange money, understanding these values helps! What do you think about the value of different currencies? 
