USD/PHP 2023 year history

This USD/PHP 2023 page summarizes 12 monthly average reference rates. The yearly average is 55.637993 PHP; the highest monthly average was 56.798727 PHP in 2023-10, and the lowest was 54.721696 PHP in 2023-03.

Year average
55.637993 PHP
High month
2023-10: 56.798727 PHP
Low month
2023-03: 54.721696 PHP

How to read this USD/PHP 2023 history

This page is a year-specific reference view, not a live quote. It summarizes the available monthly averages for 2023 and keeps the underlying pair, month, and source path visible. The 12-month sample has a yearly average of 55.637993 PHP; the difference between the highest and lowest monthly averages is 2.077031 PHP. That range helps a reviewer understand the spread in the available observations without turning the page into a forecast or trading signal.

For an invoice, receipt, payout, or accounting record, use the exact business date rather than this annual average, then preserve the pair, observation date, source URL, and retrieval path. For a chart or spreadsheet, use the daily history and CSV links below. The API returns machine-readable rows for supported pairs, while the visible table provides a human-readable check against the monthly summary.

MonthAverage rate
2023-0154.942136 PHP
2023-0254.82675 PHP
2023-0354.721696 PHP
2023-0455.440556 PHP
2023-0555.768818 PHP
2023-0655.791636 PHP
2023-0754.886619 PHP
2023-0856.341696 PHP
2023-0956.782476 PHP
2023-1056.798727 PHP
2023-1155.780591 PHP
2023-1255.574211 PHP

API example

GET /api/history?from=USD&to=PHP&days=365

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About this yearly history

What does the USD/PHP 2023 page show?

It summarizes USD/PHP monthly average historical reference rates for 2023, with links to daily history, CSV export, and API documentation.

Are these 2023 rates transaction quotes?

No. FXpeek provides historical reference data for lookup, reporting, spreadsheets, and lightweight API workflows, not transaction quotes or financial advice.