Analysis

Bonds maturing over the next few months can be exchanged for the new RTB 02-01. Does the trade make sense?

September has seen the peso on the back foot, though some hope remains for a modest recovery before the year ends.

Bond yields briefly eased after a widely expected Fed rate hike, though investors remained positioned in shorter-dated, defensive bonds on expectations of further policy tightening.

Escalating Middle East conflict, a weak peso and a hawkish Fed weigh on local bonds.

The cancellation of a highly anticipated Treasury bond auction offers valuable clues about interest rates, market sentiment, and the government's borrowing strategy.

The local bourse is likely to trade sideways with a downward bias this week, as Middle East tensions remain high and oil prices are set to rise.

The US Fed focuses on achieving its 2.0% inflation target as the US economy remains resilient amid headwinds.

Global oil prices rise as tensions in the Middle East escalate. This continues to weigh on global inflation.

Bond yields rose as investors reassess long-term inflation expectations, following the re-escalating tensions in the Middle East and monetary tightening concerns.