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Peso dips on Monday

The Philippine Star
July 7, 2014 | 6:28pm

MANILA, Philippines - The peso dipped against the dollar on Monday, closing at 43.51 from the previous day's 43.465.

Total volume transacted at the Philippine Dealing System amounted to $657.9 million, lower than the $849 million posted on Friday.

The peso opened the week at 43.5.

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