Multiple outlets report that the Philippine peso’s recent relief rally is likely to fade. Bloomberg and the Financial Post attribute the move to a short-term boost after an initial US-Iran ceasefire, which has helped ease pressure on the currency. However, strategists quoted across the coverage say the rally is not expected to last because seasonal selling patterns typically weigh on the peso later in the cycle. They anticipate that these flows will push the currency back toward new record lows. The articles frame the current strength as temporary rather than a durable shift in underlying drivers. While the ceasefire-related developments provide a near-term tailwind, the seasonal trend is presented as the dominant factor influencing near-term direction. Overall, both sources converge on the same view: the peso’s gains tied to the ceasefire are expected to reverse as seasonal selling returns, potentially driving fresh lows.