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Philippines accepts higher yield for 182-day T-bills

September 12, 2022By Reuters
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MANILA, Sept 12 (Reuters) – Following are the results of the Philippine Bureau of the Treasury’s (BTr) auction of T-bills on Monday:

* BTr fully awards 5 billion pesos (USD 87.67 million) offer for 182-day T-bills at 3.634% avg yield vs previous avg 3.485%

* BTr rejects all bids for 91-day, 364-day T-bills

(USD 1 = PHP 57.03)

 

 

(Reporting by Enrico Dela Cruz; Editing by Martin Petty)

This article originally appeared on reuters.com

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