The Marcos administration is planning to borrow P200 billion from domestic creditors in the first month of next year to finance the government’s budget deficit, data from the Bureau of the Treasury showed.
Based on a Treasury memorandum posted on its website, the national government has raised
The Bureau of the Treasury cancelled its last borrowing plan for the year given the government’s better than expected revenue collection performance, resulting in lower borrowing than originally planned.
National Treasurer Rosalia V. De Leon said on Monday, Dec. 12, that the bureau already borrow
THE national government on Tuesday generated P35 billion after the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) fully awarded reissued Treasury bonds (T-bonds) as investors’ asking yield eased to within benchmark market rates. National Treasurer Rosalia V. De Leon said after Tuesday’s auction was met with “strong demand” and saw a decline…
The Bureau of the Treasury made a full-award on Tuesday, Dec. 6, after the benchmark interest rate on debt falling due in almost 12-years settled within the secondary market levels.
The interest rate of the reissued 25-year IOUs, with a remaining life of 11-years and 11-months, fetched 7.189 p
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