The Philippine peso slid past a long-defended red line for the currency to an all-time low, as the central bank signaled more tolerance for weakness.

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The Philippine peso slid to 59.20 against the U.S. dollar, its lowest intraday level in history, on Tuesday amid concerns over the country's growth prospects due to the government's crackdown on ...

Asian currencies were mixed against the dollar in the morning session ahead of the FOMC decision due later in the global day.

As foreign exchange traders shift their books to bet on interest-rate cuts, the Philippine peso looks set to emerge as a winner: historically it’s been the least affected by monetary easing among ...