Transport workers in the Philippines are continuing a three-day strike starting April 15, protesting sharply rising fuel prices. The strike disrupts public and freight transport, affecting daily commuters and supply chains, with calls for government action to ease fuel costs. The ongoing disruption risks worsening economic strain on consumers and businesses reliant on transport services.
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Prolonged transport disruptions and economic uncertainty from rising fuel costs may weaken the Philippine peso against the US dollar.
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