The Philippine peso is unlikely to see sharp declines versus the US dollar as the economy’s underlying strengths—outsourcing, remittances and international reserves—will temper volatility, a bank research unit said.

“Despite the volatilities in the global currency market, the peso is not seen to depreciate sharply against the US dollar,” Me trobank Research said in a quarterly outlook.

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