Philippines to Sell 30 Billion Peso Retail Bonds
Bureau of the Treasury will offer 2.5-year bonds in a Sept. 29 auction, with a public offering running through Oct. 7.
Yuna · Sep 25, 2026 · 1 min
The Philippines will sell its first retail bonds of 2026 next week, choosing a shorter maturity as interest rates stay high, Bloomberg Markets reports.
Manila plans to place 2.5-year paper in a price-setting auction on Sept. 29. The Bureau of the Treasury announced the initial amount of 30 billion pesos ($478 million) in a notice sent to dealers and investors on Thursday.
A public offering will start right after the auction concludes and will continue until Oct. 7.
Source: Bloomberg Markets
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