The Bureau of the Treasury reported an increase in the national government’s debt payments in May this year, primarily due to larger settlements made to local and external creditors. The Marcos administration disbursed P69 billion towards its local and external financial obligations during...
The national government raised P20 billion at higher rates from the auction of Treasury bills (T-bills). At an auction on Monday, July 8, the Bureau of Treasury made a full award of the T-bills as planned as total bids reached P43.815 billion, more than twice the total offering. The Treasury made a...
The government raised its budgetary support to state-run firms by 31 percent to P9.7 billion in May, with the bulk of the subsidies intended to support the agriculture sector. Data from the Bureau of the Treasury showed subsidies to government-owned and controlled corporations (GOCCs) in May...
The national government’s debt soared in May due to the depreciation of the Philippine peso and the government's net financing during the period, the Bureau of the Treasury reported on Thursday, July 4. Data released by the treasury showed that the latest debt balance reflects a P330.39 billion,...
The Marcos administration’s borrowings surged in May due to the government’s maiden offshore bond sale this year, data from the Bureau of the Treasury showed. According to the Treasury, gross financing rose by 77 percent to P259.33 billion in May from the P146.78 billion recorded in the same...
The Marcos administration plans to raise P630 billion in the third quarter of the year by issuing treasury bills and bonds. Based on the Bureau of the Treasury memorandum, the government aims to secure P260 billion through treasury bills auctions scheduled from July to September. The bureau also...
The government fully awarded bids for Treasury bills (T-bills) at Tuesday’s auction despite most benchmark yields climbing. The national government raised the programmed P15 billion. Demand across the board reached P40.3 billion The 91-day Treasury bill rate slightly declined to 5.666 percent...
The national government successfully sold its short-term debt papers as most benchmark yields fell after rising for two-straight weeks. On Monday, June 10, the Bureau of the Treasury executed its auction by fully awarding P15 billion worth of Treasury bills, with a total demand of P42.385 billion,...
Short-term loans moved sideways amid a slightly stronger peso exchange rate on Monday, June 3, according to the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr). The yield on the 91-day Treasury bill, which banks use in pricing their loans, declined to 5.698 percent from 5.719 percent a week ago. The government...
Debt payments by the Philippine government breached the P1 trillion threshold in the first four-months of the year due to higher interest settlements. Data from the Bureau of the Treasury showed that the national government's debt servicing reached P1.15 trillion in January to April, or 32 percent...
The depreciation of the peso has not only driven up prices for imported goods for Filipino consumers but has also contributed to the substantial increase in the government's debt burden. According to the Bureau of the Treasury, the peso's “considerable” weakening, reaching a low point not seen...
The government's debt hit a record P15 trillion in April this year, driven by borrowings and the peso's weakening against the US dollar. Data released by the Bureau of the Treasury showed that the national government's outstanding debt surged by eight percent to P15.017 trillion as of April from...
