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The Philippine peso closed at 63.47 per dollar on November 4, gaining 27 centavos from the previous Friday's close of 63.74. The PSEi fell 0.99% to 5,624.17 as the morning gains reversed in afternoon selling.
The peso recovery reflects lower crude oil prices, which eases pressure on import costs. Feed importers still face volatility as oil and US rate expectations move the currency.
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