Guide on USD to PHP Exchange Rate Today, Wednesday, November 4, 2026 – How Much Is Your Dollar Worth?
USD TO PHP – Here is the latest exchange rate between the United States (US) Dollar and the Philippine Peso for today, Wednesday, November 4, 2026, after the local currency posted its best finish in almost two weeks.
For many Filipino families, the dollar rate is more than just a number in the business pages. Remittances from relatives working in the US and other countries that pay in dollars help cover tuition, groceries and bills, so a lot of recipients check the US Dollar to Peso rate before they decide when to convert their money.
As of this writing on Wednesday morning, trading for the day has not yet opened, so the latest available figures are from the session on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Based on the Asia United Bank (AUB) forex rates posted as of November 3, 2026, 4:01 PM, here is the USD to PHP exchange rate:
- Buying: 1 US Dollar is to Php 63.32
- Selling: 1 US Dollar is to Php 63.62
These are indicative rates only and AUB says they may change without prior notice. Banks, remittance centers and money changers each set their own rates, so it is best to ask your branch for the exact figure before you have your dollars converted.
On Tuesday, the peso gained 27 centavos and closed at P63.47 per dollar, up from its P63.74 finish on Friday, October 30, based on Bankers Association of the Philippines data cited by BusinessWorld. It was the local unit’s strongest close since its P63.361 finish on October 21.
The peso opened at P63.50 and stayed stronger than Friday’s close the whole day, moving between P63.445 and P63.55. Dollars traded dropped to $1.04 billion from $1.28 billion. GMA News noted it was the peso’s third straight day of gains against the greenback.
Meanwhile, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) daily peso per US dollar table, updated November 3, 2026, lists a reference rate of P63.672 for November 3, lower than the P63.852 recorded for October 30. The BSP rate is computed from trades earlier in the session, which is why it differs from the closing rate.
Why the Peso Moved and What to Expect Today
A trader told BusinessWorld that signs of easing tensions in the Middle East pulled oil prices lower, which helped the peso. RCBC chief economist Michael Ricafort pointed to lower US Treasury yields and bigger remittances after the long Undas weekend. He also told GMA News that the peso was supported by reassurances on the exchange rate from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. since October 28.
- Close (Nov. 3): P63.47 per US dollar
- Previous close (Oct. 30): P63.74 per US dollar
- BSP reference rate (Nov. 3): P63.672
- Forecast range for Wednesday: P63.30 to P63.70 (trader); P63.40 to P63.60 (RCBC)
Market watchers said the release of US jobs data could move the dollar-peso pair today, so rates at your bank or remittance center may still change within the day.
For OFW families, a stronger peso means slightly fewer pesos for every dollar sent home. If you are not in a hurry, it may help to watch the rates for a few days before converting a large amount.
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