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The Philippine peso closed Friday at P63.74 per dollar, strengthening 11 centavos after a third straight daily gain. Analysts expect it to trade rangebound this week, tracking US and Middle East developments.
A weaker peso raises the peso cost of imported feed ingredients and fuel for Philippine buyers, while a firmer dollar tends to pressure local feed margins.
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