US Dollar → Philippine Peso ECB reference rate
₱60.79
per US dollar · as of Jun 12, 2026
▼ Peso stronger: rate −₱0.54 (0.89%) vs previous trading day
vs last week
▼ −₱0.67 · peso stronger
1.08% vs Jun 5, 2026
vs last month
▼ −₱0.61 · peso stronger
0.99% vs May 13, 2026
vs a year ago
▲ +₱5.06 · peso weaker
9.09% vs Jun 12, 2025
Year to date
▲ +₱1.84 · peso weaker
3.12% since Dec 31, 2025
5-year range
₱47.86 – ₱61.77
today sits 93% up the range
Streak
4 straight days peso stronger
trading days
Last 12 months
Is it the peso, or the dollar?
Regional peers did not follow: most ASEAN currencies held or moved the other way, making this a peso-specific move.
| 🇵🇭 PHP | THB | IDR | MYR | SGD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| −1.08% stronger |
+0.34% weaker | −1.56% stronger | +0.73% weaker | +0.06% weaker |
Change vs the US dollar over 1 week. "Weaker" = that currency lost ground to the dollar. Same-direction moves point at the dollar, not the peso.
Sources & method
- Rates: Frankfurter — European Central Bank daily reference rates (USD base), fetched once per business day into Konteksto's own archive. The site never shows numbers we don't store.
- The BSP official reference rate may differ slightly; it will be added as an official-rate footnote series.
- Every figure on this page is computed from archived observations — nothing is estimated or hand-edited.
Peso climbs back under ₱62 per dollar
The peso closed at ₱60.79 to the dollar on Jun 12, 2026, strengthening 0.89% on the day and 1.1% stronger over the week. It is 9.1% weaker than a year ago. Regional peers did not follow: most ASEAN currencies held or moved the other way, making this a peso-specific move.
Full commentary
Year to date the peso has weakened ₱1.84 against the dollar (3.1%). Over the past five years the rate has ranged from ₱47.86 to ₱61.77, putting today 93% of the way up that range. This is the 4th straight trading day of peso strength. Reference rate: European Central Bank via Frankfurter; BSP official rate may differ slightly. Next update: next business day.
Source: Konteksto — data from ECB via Frankfurter, as of Jun 12, 2026.