A Move It Has Adopted For Years Now To Take Advantage Of The Low Interest Rate Environment In Domestic Economy And Address Currency Valuation Movements Asked If Government 39s Borrowing Program Year Would Still Be Met Amidst Recent Rejections Duringt Bills Auctions News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana
REJECTION. Bids for the three-month and one-year Treasury bills (T-bills) were rejected on Tuesday (Sept. 27, 2022) after investors asked for high yields. National Treasurer Rosalia de Leon said bids for the six-month paper were at reasonable rates. (Photo courtesy of BTr) MANILA - The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) again rejected bids for the 91-day and 364-day Treasury bills (T-bills) on Tuesday but partially awarded the 182-day tenor after investors asked for high yields. The average rate of the six-month paper rose to 3.958 percent from 3.810 percent during the auction last Sept. 19. Meanwhile, had the auction committee fully awarded the three-month paper, its average rate would have risen to 4.397 percent and the one-year tenor to 4.888 percent. These were at 2.070 percent and 3.782 percent for the three-month and one-year T-bills, respectively, during the auction last Aug. 22. The BTr offered all tenors for PHP5 billion each and only the six-month paper was oversubscribed at PHP9 b