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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine peso sank to a fresh record low Tuesday morning, sliding near the 61-per-dollar mark. This, as investors weighed a diplomatic deadlock between the United States and Iran and braced for a week of major central bank decisions. READ: Peso depreciates to 60.48:$1 on Middle East war jitters The local currency touched an intraday low of 60.97 against the dollar, breaking its previous all-time trough of 60.84. READ: US hopes for progress, but Iran says no direct talks The slide came as the US-Iran talks stalled and traders turned their focus to what could be the final […]... Keep on reading: Peso touches new record low of 60.97:$1 in morning trade
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