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USD/PHP rallies to 45.18, follows surge in USD

Tuesday, June 23, 2015 3:47 AM UTC

Sell-off in EUR triggers strong buying
Markets wary of intervention at 45.20, may see profit taking from longs
Pair last at 45.18-21, traded 45.05-18 range so far

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USD/PHP rallies to 45.18, follows surge in USD

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