The Marcos administration plans to sell P735 billion worth of Treasury bills (T-bills) and Treasury bonds (T-bonds) in the ...

THE PHILIPPINE bond market contracted in the fourth quarter of 2024 due to a decline in issuances as the government front-loaded its borrowings, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said in a report. The ...

The Marcos administration slightly increased its borrowings by five percent to P213 billion at the onset of the new year, ...

The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) raised PHP35 billion from the issuance of three-year and 25-year Treasury bonds (T-bonds) on ...

Yields on long-dated local debts of the government were mixed on Tuesday, but that did not stop the Marcos administration ...

MANILA - The Philippine government will launch this month its first retail bonds for 2022, offering a minimum principal amount of 30 billion pesos ($585 million). The peso-denominated, five-year bonds ...

Last year, the government planned to borrow just ₱1.85 trillion but it exceeded ₱70 billion. Broken down, the BTr raised ₱1.11 trillion from fixed-rate Treasury bonds (T-bonds), slightly lower than ...

The country’s debt service hit a record P2 trillion last year, largely on principal payments, as the government moved to cut ...

Several factors determine interest rates, including inflation and economic growth, but perhaps the most consequential is the supply of and demand for government bonds. If the Department of ...