Have you ever wondered why money has different values in every country? 
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) just released the latest exchange rates, and here’s what’s happening with the world’s top 15 currencies today (March 27, 2025)! 
What’s an Exchange Rate?
An exchange rate tells us how much one country’s money is worth in another country’s money. For example, $1 US dollar is worth 57.67 Philippine pesos today. These rates change every day because of supply and demand, trade, and global events!
Top 15 Currencies & Their Value in Pesos
Here’s how much 1 unit of each currency is worth in Philippine pesos today:
US Dollar (USD) = ₱57.67
The most used currency in the world. It’s strong because the US has a huge economy!
Japanese Yen (JPY) = ₱0.38 The yen is used for international trade, but its value is low compared to the dollar.
British Pound (GBP) = ₱74.26 One of the strongest currencies! The UK’s economy keeps it valuable.
Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) = ₱7.41 Hong Kong’s economy is connected to China, making this currency important in Asia.
Swiss Franc (CHF) = ₱65.20 Switzerland has a very stable economy, so its currency stays strong!
Canadian Dollar (CAD) = ₱40.32 Canada trades a lot with the US, making its currency strong.
Singapore Dollar (SGD) = ₱43.00 Singapore is a global financial hub, keeping its currency valuable.
Australian Dollar (AUD) = ₱36.28 Australia’s economy depends on exports like gold and coal.
Bahraini Dinar (BHD) = ₱153.00 One of the most valuable currencies! Bahrain has a strong oil-based economy.
Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD) = N/A Kuwait’s dinar is usually the world’s strongest, but it’s not listed today.
Saudi Riyal (SAR) = ₱15.37 Saudi Arabia’s wealth comes from oil, keeping its currency stable.
Brunei Dollar (BND) = ₱42.84 Brunei’s currency is linked to Singapore’s, so they have similar values.
Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) = ₱0.0035 Indonesia’s currency has lots of zeros, making it seem low in value.
Thai Baht (THB) = ₱1.69 Thailand’s currency is stable due to its strong tourism and exports.
UAE Dirham (AED) = ₱15.70 The UAE’s economy is based on oil and tourism, keeping its currency steady.
Why Do Currencies Go Up or Down?
Exchange rates change every day due to many factors like:
Trade – Countries that sell more products have stronger money. Tourism – More tourists mean more demand for a country’s currency. Politics – Elections, wars, or economic changes can affect money value.
Today’s Key Financial Highlights:
Gold Price: $3,023.10 per ounce 
(Gold is a safe investment, so prices rise when economies are unstable.) Silver Price: $33.65 per ounce 
Want to exchange money? The BSP buys dollars at ₱57.45 and sells at ₱57.95.
