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

Bureau of the Treasury to Offer P30 Billion in New Retail Treasury Bonds

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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The Bureau of the Treasury announced plans to offer at least P30 billion worth of new 2.5-year Retail Treasury Bonds (RTBs) due in 2029. The issuance, designated RTB 32, is denominated in pesos and the Treasury reserved the right to increase the overall size. The auction for government securities eligible dealers (GSEDs) is scheduled for September 29, while the public offer will run from September 29 to October 7. Issue and settlement are tentatively scheduled for October 12.

From manilatimes.net

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The offering comes as the government manages its borrowing requirements amid elevated market yields and uncertainty regarding inflation and interest rates. This issuance adds to the government debt in the Philippines, which has already seen the debt-to-GDP ratio exceed critical thresholds.

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

From manilatimes.net

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