Rates & Bonds

Offshore players began to unload at the belly and back-end of the curve as the dollar remains resilient. Meanwhile, others load up on short-term securities due to scarce supply.

Upward momentum on global yields and the dollar-peso exchange rate has kept risk-taking at bay.

Buying bonds at current levels is advisable, especially for bonds of longer tenors.

Investors are buying more long-term government bonds after the Burea of the Treasury announced it will sell fewer bonds in the next three months.

Market shifts to increased demand in short-dated securities in response to BSP’s Reserve Requirement Ratio 250-bp cut next month.

Investors eye 10-year bond auction and potential rate cuts, as market sentiment remains cautiously optimistic.

Short-term bonds see faster decline in yields, creating a steeper yield curve

You can maximize Indonesia’s 10-year and 30-year sovereign bonds along with Philippine 5.5-year and 10.5-year bonds.

All eyes are on the 3-year bond auction of the Bureau of the Treasury.