T-Bill Rates End Mixed Amid Mideast Conflict

Gov’t partially awards T-bonds as MidEast tensions push up yield

MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine government failed to fully raise its target amount from long-dated local debts during Tuesday’s sale of Treasury bonds (T-bonds) as creditors sought higher rates amid market volatility triggered by the Israel-Iran conflict. Auction results showed the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) had borrowed P27.6 billion via reissued T-bonds, which have

Stocks poised to drop as Israel-Iran war ramps up and consumers pull back on spending

Wall Street stock futures retreated early Tuesday as the war between Israel and Iran escalated.

Futures Edge Lower as Mideast Conflict Enters 5th Day

Wall Street futures edge lower as Mideast conflict continues

(Reuters) -U.S. stock index futures edged lower on Tuesday as conflict in the Middle East entered its fifth day, dampening global investor confidence ahead of the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy meeting.

Futures Slide, Oil Rises As Mideast Tensions Build

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T-bill rates end mixed amid Mideast conflict - BusinessWorld Online

THE GOVERNMENT saw mixed results at Monday’s Treasury bill (T-bill) auction, with yields mostly steady as it capped the rise in the 91-day tenor’s rate by making a partial award. The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) raised P26.7 billion from the T-bills it auctioned off on Monday, higher than the P25-billion plan as the offer was nearly thrice oversubscribed, with total bids reaching P74.205 billion. However, this was lower than the P98.259 billion …