+ Follow peso-dollar exchange rate Tag
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[Title] => Peso rebounds 14.5 cents to P64.025 vs dollar
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[Title] => Marcos: Don't panic over peso fall to P64 per dollar
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[Title] => Almost P64: Peso sinks to record P63.95 to a dollar
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[Title] => Philippine peso sinks to 31st record low at P63.615
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[Title] => Forex: Either way, there are cheers and groans
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[Title] => Forex: Either way, there are cheers and groans
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