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Gov’t Debt Yields Go Down on De-Escalation Hopes - BusinessWorld Online
Diplomatic contacts between Qatar and Iran, combined with disputed casualty claims, reduced escalation risks and prompted investors to buy government debt as a safe haven.
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Gov’t debt yields go down on de-escalation hopes - BusinessWorld Online
YIELDS on government securities (GS) mostly went down last week as market sentiment improved slightly after US President Donald J. Trump said they could end their attacks on Iran within two to three weeks. GS yields, which move opposite to prices, fell by an average of 4.77 basis points (bps) week on week at the secondary market, according to PHP Bloomberg Valuation Service Reference Rates as of April 1 published on the Philippine Dealing System…
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