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National Treasurer Rosalia de Leon MANILA - The Treasury bill (T-bill) rates rose on Monday, which resulted in the full-award only for the three-month paper. The average rate of the 91-day paper rose to 1.587 percent, the 182-day to 1.856 percent, and the 364-day to 2.137 percent. These were at 1.536 percent, 1.607 percent, and 1.792 percent for the three-month, six-month, and one-year papers during the auction last March 21. The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) offered all tenors for PHP5 billion each, and all were oversubscribed. Total tenders for the 91-day paper reached PHP17.802 billion while...

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National Treasurer Rosalia de Leon MANILA - The rates of Treasury bills (T-bills) rose across-the-board on Monday, which resulted in the partial award for the 91-day and 364-day tenors. The average rate of 91-day T-bill inched up to 1.536 percent, the 182-day to 1.607 percent, and the 364-day to 1.792 percent. These were at 1.305 percent, 1.458 percent, and 1.734 percent for the three-month, six-month, and one-year debt papers during the auction last March 14. The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) offered all tenors for PHP5 billion each, and only the six-month paper was fully awarded. The award fo...

MANILA - Treasury bills (T-bills) were partially awarded across-the-board on Monday as rates posted upticks. The average rate of the 91-day paper rose to 1.305 percent, the 182-day to 1.458 percent, and the 364-day to 1.734 percent. These were at 0.899 percent, 1.157 percent, and 1.568 percent for the three-month, six-month, and one-year papers during the auction on February 21, the last time the debt papers were fully awarded. The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) offered the debt instruments for PHP5 billion each for all tenors and all were oversubscribed. However, the auction committee awarded P...

MANILA - The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) rejected all bids for the Treasury bills (T-bills) during an auction on Monday after investors asked for higher yields. Had the auction committee awarded the debt papers, the average rate of the 91-day securities would have risen to 1.49 percent, the 182-day to 1.736 percent, and the 364-day to 1.865 percent. These were at 0.899 percent, 1.157 percent, and 1.568 percent for the three-month, six-month, and one-year papers during the auction last February 21. The BTr offered the papers for PHP5 billion across-the-board and all tenors were oversubscribed....