Treasury raises P 35B from reissued 10-yr bonds | Inquirer Business
YIELD RISES ON INFLATION CONCERNS

Treasury raises P 35B from reissued 10-yr bonds

/ 04:08 AM September 15, 2021

Rosalia de Leon

The Bureau of the Treasury on Tuesday raised P35 billion from reissued 10-year bonds despite a higher yield induced by elevated inflation.

During the regular auction, the Treasury fully awarded its offering at an average annual rate of 4.246 percent.

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The yield rose from 3.914 percent when these same bonds were offered last month.

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National Treasurer Rosalia de Leon said bid rates moved up due to “renewed inflation concerns” among investors.

Headline inflation climbed to a 32-month high of 4.9 percent year-on-year in August due to expensive food, especially fish and vegetables.

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The auction for the IOUs maturing in nine years and 10 months was nonetheless almost two times oversubscribed as bids amounted to P61.8 billion.

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The Treasury later tried to sell an additional P5 billion of the debt paper to the 11 government securities eligible dealers (GSEDs)-market makers through its tap facility window.

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However, the Treasury rejected all tenders for the tap, which attracted a mere P76 million.

To date, this bond series has an outstanding volume totaling P117 billion. —Ben O. de Vera INQ

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