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  1. Emerging markets are grappling with the consequences of external shocks and heavy debt burdens, leading to rating agencies revising criteria to allow temporary pauses on bond repayments.
  2. The Philippines' debt-to-GDP ratio has exceeded critical thresholds.

Government debt in the Philippines has risen due to ongoing financing needs.

7 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 21
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Government debt in the Philippines has risen due to ongoing financing needs.

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  1. The Bureau of the Treasury manages borrowing requirements and RTB sales.Sub-event
  2. Government debt in the Philippines hit a record P19.1 trillion.1 source
  3. Debt rises due to financing needs.1 source

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The Philippines' debt-to-GDP ratio has exceeded critical thresholds. All 2 developments

Within Emerging markets are grappling with the consequences of external shocks and heavy debt burdens, leading to rating agencies revising criteria to allow temporary pauses on bond repayments.

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