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[Title] => US investors eyed for $750-M global bonds
[Summary] => The Philippines is confident it will attract the interest of a number of US-based investors when it offers $750 million in global bonds next year, National Treasurer Rosalia de Leon said.
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[Title] => Current, former Treasury chiefs set to switch posts
[Summary] => Former Treasurer Roberto Tan may take up his post again once he returns to the Philippines from his two-year stint at the World Bank, Finance Secretary Cesar V. Purisima said yesterday.
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[Title] => Gov’t relaunches domestic bond swap
[Summary] => The Philippines launched its first domestic bond swap in three years, offering for exchange at least P60 billion in 10-year bonds.
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[Title] => EIU raises Phl sovereign risk rating
[Summary] => The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) has upgraded its sovereign risk rating for the Philippines to BBB from BB to reflect ongoing improvements in the country’s public debt position.
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[Title] => Phl holds no-deal roadshow in UK
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[Summary] => The brown envelopes and manila folders looked harmless enough, as if the barong-clad men carrying them were simply going to a meeting. In the x-ray machines going through security check, the contents of the envelopes must have looked like ordinary sheets of paper.
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[Title] => T-bills down across-the-board
[Summary] => Government debt papers yesterday fetched lower yields amid expectations the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas will keep key policy rates steady when it meets this month.
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[Title] => ‘Corruption scandals won’t affect WEF’
[Summary] => The Aquino administration is undeterred by the corruption scandal hounding some key government officials like Budget Secretary Florencio Abad, who are included in a list of lawmakers and officials implicated in the pork barrel scam, as the country hosts the World Economic Forum for East Asia next week.
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[Title] => Phl moves to counter impact of weak peso
[Summary] => The weakening peso may cause the country to incur more costs for paying foreign-denominated debt but National Treasurer Rosalia de Leon gave her assurance the government is implementing liability management practices to counter the impact of a weak peso.
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[Title] => Gov’t rejects all bids for 182-day T-bills
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NATIONAL TREASURER ROSALIA
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[Summary] => The Aquino administration is undeterred by the corruption scandal hounding some key government officials like Budget Secretary Florencio Abad, who are included in a list of lawmakers and officials implicated in the pork barrel scam, as the country hosts the World Economic Forum for East Asia next week.
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[Title] => Phl moves to counter impact of weak peso
[Summary] => The weakening peso may cause the country to incur more costs for paying foreign-denominated debt but National Treasurer Rosalia de Leon gave her assurance the government is implementing liability management practices to counter the impact of a weak peso.
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[Title] => Gov’t rejects all bids for 182-day T-bills
[Summary] => The government rejected yesterday bids for the 182-day treasury bills (T-bills) as the interest rates sought by banks were deemed too high and unacceptable.
[DatePublished] => 2014-01-07 00:00:00
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