The Philippine central bank intervened in the foreign-exchange market after the peso fell to a record low, joining India in efforts to defend currencies pressured by surging oil prices, according to Bloomberg.
The move comes as higher oil prices weigh on emerging-market currencies.
GEOPOLITICS | Philippines Joins India in Currency Defense as Oil Rises
2026-07-22 08:19:07
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