Tag: #BTR
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Government borrowings hit P1.9T in H1
Government borrowings increased in the first-semester of the year amid higher deficit spending due to prolonged pandemic, data from the Bureau of the Treasury revealed.
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T-bill rates mixed, 91-day at 1.050%
Benchmark interest rates fetched mixed result on Monday, (July 26), amid increasing concerns that the government may impose stricter quarantine controls to manage the threats of the quick-spreading Delta variant in the Philippines.
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T-bill yields inch up, 91-day rises to 1.044%
The yields on short-term debt papers slightly inched up across the board yesterday due to lingering concerns on coronavirus “Delta” variant and sustained elevated inflation in June, the Bureau of the Treasury said.
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T-bill yields tumble, 91-day at 1. 176%
Short-term benchmark interest rates dipped anew at Monday’s auction, June 7, of the government IOUs at the Bureau of the Treasury.
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91-day T-bill rate slightly down at 1.269%
Short-term benchmark interest rates moved slightly at Monday’s (May 24) auction.. The 91-day Treasury bills fetched an interest rate of 1.269 percent, marginally easing from the previous week’s 1.270 percent.
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T-bill yields fall, 91-day at 1.278%
Benchmark interest rates dropped across the board at Monday’s auction of short-term government debt papers.
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P28.2-B T-bills sold, 91-day fetches 1.306%
The Bureau of the Treasury fully awarded bids for short-dated IOUs at Monday’s auction, May 3.
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Borrowings push public debt to P10.7 trillion in March
The unprecedented borrowings since the government began community quarantine in March last year have added P2.3 trillion to the public debt, data from the Bureau of the Treasury showed on Monday, May 3.
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Gov’t borrowings breach P1 T in Q1
The national government’s borrowing breached the P1-trillion mark in the first-quarter of the year as the Duterte administration takes advantage of low interest rates in bridging the wider gap between its expenditures and revenues.
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Budget gap hits P191 B in March
The national government’s budget deficit more than doubled last month amid lower revenues and higher spending, data from the Bureau of the Treasury showed.
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PH working on eurobond sale
Less a month since its return to Japan’s debt market, the Duterte administration announced its second foreign commercial borrowing for the year through a euro-denominated bond sale.
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Rates for short-dated papers decline
The Bureau of the Treasury fully awarded P25 billion as rates for three-and six-month IOUs rose, while one-year yield slightly dropped.
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5-year T-bonds fetch 3.375%
The Bureau of the Treasury raised P35 billion through the sale of its newly-issued bonds at an auction on Tuesday, April 6.
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T-bill yields mixed; 91-day at 1.295%
The Bureau of the Treasury received mixed results at Monday’s (April 5) auction, but allowed the government to raise P25 billion as planned.
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BTr inventories P1.3-T non-financial gov’t assets
The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) has covered trillions worth of non-financial government assets such as roads, school buildings and power plants for inclusion in the National Asset Registry System (NARS), the Department of Finance (DOF) said.
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PH raises P24-billion from samurai bonds
The Duterte administration has successfully returned to the Japanese debt market, raising about P24.2 billion to fund the government’s coronavirus response and support the country’s economic recovery plan.
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T-bill yields fall; 91-day at 1.269%
Short-term interest rates dropped at Monday’s (March 29) auction, as investors flocked to safe haven assets, the Bureau of the Treasury said.
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NG debt reaches P10.4 trillion in Feb.
About P94,589 is every living Filipino’s share of the national government debt as of February, that is P20,000 more.