The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) has fully awarded all tenors during the Treasury bills (T-bills) auction on Monday with a total of P15 billion as demand for the government paper was seen to be weak. The total bids reached P47.250 billion, an oversubscription of more than three times the target...
The Bureau of the Treasury successfully raised P15 billion from the auction of Treasury bills (T-bills) as yields declined after 11 consecutive weeks of increase. The national government on Monday, March 11, made a full award of all its short-term debt papers as demands totaled P50.708 billion,...
The Bureau of the Treasury borrowed P15 billion from the local debt market through its successful auction of Treasury bills (T-bills) on Monday, March 4. Averages rates continued to move up during the auction, with all the tenors fetching slightly higher rates. Robust investor demand also marked...
The national government fell short anew in making a full award of the short-term debt papers following the record-high P585 billion retail treasury bond issuance. The Bureau of the Treasury during an auction on Monday, February 26, partially borrowed P14.8 billion through the sale of Treasury bills...
The government sold some short-term loans to Filipino investors, even though interest rates were up and there were fewer takers. During the auction on Monday, Feb. 19, the Bureau of the Treasury raised P14.5 billion through the sale of Treasury bills (T-bills), below the P15 billion program. ...
The Marcos administration managed to borrow P15 billion from Filipino investors. Despite the challenge of higher interest rates, the Bureau of the Treasury met its target of raising P15 billion through the sale of short-term IOUs, or Treasury bills (T-bills), on Monday, Feb. 5. The total bids...
The government successfully raised funds through the sale of short-term debt papers despite higher interest rates caused by recent volatility in the US dollar and peso. The 91-day Treasury bill saw an increase to an average of 5.398 percent compared to the previous week's 5.306 percent, yet the...
The Bureau of the Treasury made a full award of the treasury bills (T-bills) it offered on Monday on the back of higher rates. At an auction on Jan. 15, the national government raised P15 billion as planned via the T-bills it auctioned off as total bids reached P43.188 billion, more than twice the...
The national government sold all the short-term debt papers it offered on the back of higher interest rates for the second time since it declined in November last year. On Tuesday, Jan. 2, the Bureau of the Treasury held a successful auction for Treasury bills (T-bills), raising P17 billion, the...
The Bureau of the Treasury announced that the national government is set to borrow P585 billion from the domestic market in the first three months of next year to cover its budget shortfall. Based on the Treasury’s quarterly local borrowing plan, the Marcos administration plans to issue P195...
Due to the holiday season, the national government has scaled back its domestic borrowing plan for the month of December. Data from the Bureau of the Treasury showed that the Marcos administration intends to borrow just P60 billion next month, a substantial decrease from November's P225 billion....
The Bureau of the Treasury has decided to cancel its short-term borrowing plan for next week to give way for the government's maiden offering of blockchain-backed debt instruments. In a notice signed by Deputy National Treasurer Erwin D. Sta. Ana, the bureau has announced the cancellation of...
