How much does the Philippines exchange for?

100 USD = 47 17 Phipposo, which can be directly exchanged at the bank according to the exchange rate of the day if necessary.

1.20181kloc-0/On October 30th, the Philippine RMB Dealers Association officially signed a contract in Manila, the capital, which indicated that RMB and Philippine peso would be directly exchanged. Philippine Association of RMB Dealers is the first self-regulatory financial organization outside China to conduct RMB-to-local currency transactions. Under the guidance and supervision of the Central Bank of the Philippines, the association will build a direct trading market between RMB and Philippine peso, realize the direct exchange between RMB and peso, and end the history that foreign exchange transactions in the Philippines must be transited through US dollars. This is a solid step for RMB internationalization in the Philippines. At present, the convertible currencies of banks are: British pound, Hong Kong dollar, US dollar, Swiss franc, Singapore dollar, Swedish krona, Norwegian krona, Japanese yen, Danish krona, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, euro, Philippine peso, Thai baht, Korean won, Macao pataca and new Taiwan dollar. All commercial banks in Chinese mainland do not exchange foreign currency cash, including foreign currency that has stopped circulating, slightly damaged foreign currency and foreign currency of some small currency countries. In Chinese mainland, there are a large number of valuable foreign banknotes with small face value, slight damage and small currency value. Through the secured transaction function of Alipay, the leading independent third-party payment platform in China, these valuable banknotes will be returned to the issuing country through legal channels, thus reducing the people's unnecessary foreign exchange settlement losses.

2. The RMB-Philippine peso trading market managed by the Association is expected to open in the second half of this year 10. After the direct exchange of RMB and peso, the trade and investment between China and the Philippines can be directly priced and traded in RMB, which reduces the exchange cost and foreign exchange preservation cost of trading in US dollars, so that end customers do not have to worry about the exchange rate fluctuation of US dollars, and the process is simpler and cheaper. Renminbi is the only foreign currency other than the US dollar that can be directly converted into pesos. "Realizing the direct exchange between RMB and peso can reduce the impact of exchange rate fluctuations in the international market and improve the efficiency of currency settlement between RMB and peso". At present, the economic and trade exchanges between China and the Philippines are getting closer and closer. According to Chinese statistics, the bilateral trade volume between China and the Philippines reached $510.28 billion in 20 17 years, and China has become the largest trading partner of the Philippines. After the direct exchange of RMB and peso, it can not only provide a better currency exchange rate for traders of the two countries to reduce the transaction exchange cost, but also encourage more traders to use RMB to price goods and services, which will help promote trade and investment between the two countries.