Philippines awards $890 million T-bill offer
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Business Recorder reported that the Philippine Bureau of the Treasury awarded 54.8 billion pesos, or $890.48 million, in its T-bill auction on Monday. The award fell inside the planned envelope, which spans 42 to 60 billion pesos. Tenders for the sale totalled 167 billion pesos.
The 91-day bills were awarded 24 billion pesos at an average rate of 5.008%, up from 4.995% at the previous auction. The 182-day tranche raised 21 billion pesos at 5.442%, below the previous 5.545%. The 364-day bills drew 9.8 billion pesos at 5.613%, against 5.723% before.
The results offer a snapshot of short-term borrowing costs in the Philippines. Rates on the 91-day bills moved up, while those on the 182-day and 364-day bills moved down.
At a glance
- The Treasury awarded 54.8 billion pesos within a 42 to 60 billion peso programme.
- Total tenders reached 167 billion pesos in the Monday auction.
- The 91-day rate rose to 5.008% while the 182-day and 364-day rates fell.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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