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[Title] => Government to borrow $3.5 billion from offshore markets
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[Title] => Reissued 3-year bonds fetch lower rates
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[Title] => T-bill rates ease ahead of expected BSP rate cut
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[Title] => Philippines raises ¥92 B from samurai bonds
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[Title] => Government mulls cut in domestic borrowings in Q3
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[Title] => Philippines raises ¥92 B from samurai bonds
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