Bureau of the Treasury MANILA, PhilippinesThe Marcos administration borrowed more than what it had planned during Mondays offering of Treasury bills (T-bills) after rates fell for the fourth straight week. play777 casino Auction results showed the B
INQUIRER FILE PHOTO The government was able to raise its planned amount of short-dated local debts during its first sale of Treasury bills (T-bills) for this year amid robust demand from creditors, which helped lower borrowing costs. Auction results
INQUIRER FILE PHOTO The government was able to raise its target amount of short-dated debts during its last sale of Treasury bills (T-bills) for the year despite higher rates sought by investors, who are now waiting for the next move of the Bangko S
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