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‘Dovish’ BSP signals drag down T-bill rates

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MANILA, Philippines – Yields on short-dated government debt paper fell during Monday’s sale of Treasury bills (T-bills) as investors welcomed the latest “dovish” signals from Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Eli Remolona Jr. That, in turn, allowed the Marcos administration to upsize its offering. Auction results showed the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) was

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‘Dovish’ BSP signals drag down T-bill rates

MANILA, Philippines – Yields on short-dated government debt paper fell during Monday’s sale of Treasury bills (T-bills) as investors welcomed the latest “dovish” signals from Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Eli Remolona Jr. That, in turn, allowed the Marcos administration to upsize its offering. Auction results showed the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) was

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T-Bills Auction: Interest Rates Fall to Three-Year Low Despite Reduction in Rejected Bids

Interest rates on Treasury bills have dropped to their lowest levels in three years, even as the government significantly reduced the volume of rejected bids. Results from Tender 1946, held on March 14, 2025, show that short-term borrowing costs have continued their downward slide, with investors adjusting to the government’s aggressive stance on lower yields. […]

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