The Philippine peso fell 0.9%, marking its largest decline since May 11, as renewed uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz agreement drove oil prices higher.
The dollar/peso pair rose to an intraday high of 61.24. Nearly all of the Philippines' oil demand is met through imports.
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