MANILA — The Philippine peso on Tuesday, April 16, sank to its lowest level in 17 months as escalating tensions in the Middle East rattled investors who are already weary of tight financial conditions. The local currency closed at 57 against the greenback, weaker than its previous closing of 56.808. Data showed this was the
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