WIRE — THE PESO depreciated against the dollar on Monday to end a three-day climb as the intensifying Middle East war drove up global crude oil prices, raising fresh inflation risks. The currency declined by 9.9 centavos to close at P61.686 per dollar from P61.587 on Friday, based on data on the Bankers Association of the Philippines'
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