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MANILA - Concerns on the Ukraine-Russia tension and higher average domestic inflation projection for this and next year resulted in the upticks of Treasury bill (T-bill) rates on Monday. The average rate of the 91-day paper increased to 0.899 percent, the 182-day to 1.157 percent, and the 364-day to 1.568 percent. These were at 0.810 percent, 1.066 percent, and 1.475 percent for the three-month, six-month, and one-year papers during the auction last February 14. The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) offered each tenor for PHP5 billion, and the auction committee made full awards across-the-board. To...

MANILA - The country's Treasury bill (T-bill) rates rose on Monday partly on expectations for Federal Reserve rates tightening starting March 2022. The average rate of 91-day debt paper increased to 0.810 percent, the 182-day to 1.066 percent, and the 364-day to 1.475 percent. These were 0.710 percent, 1.022 percent, and 1.408 percent for the three-month, six-month, and one-year T-bills during the auction last February 7. The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) offered each of the tenors for PHP5 billion and all of which were fully awarded. Total tenders for the three-month paper reached PHP13.57...

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MANILA - The rates of Treasury bills (T-bill) moved sideways on Monday and demand for the debt paper remained strong with bids at more than twice the offer volume across the board. The average rate of the 91-day paper rose to 0.710 percent, the 182-day' slipped to 1.022 percent, and the 364-day was unchanged at 1.408 percent. These were at 0.691 percent, 1.023 percent, and 1.408 percent for the three-month, six-month, and one-year paper during the auction last January 31. The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) offered each tenor for PHP5 billion and the auction committee fully awarded all three....

The US House of Representatives on Friday approved legislation to bolster domestic supply chains and scientific research to make the US more competitive with na