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THE GOVERNMENT partially awarded the fresh 20-year Treasury bonds (T-bonds) it offered on Tuesday as investors asked for high rates amid expectations of continued central bank tightening.

er of new 20-year papers on Tuesday, less than the programmed P35 billion, even as total bids reached P70.361 billion or over twice as much as the amount on the auction block.

“The Auction Committee partially awarded the new 20-year Treasury bonds at today’s auction, capping the coupon rate at 8.125%. The auction was more than twice oversubscribed as total submitted bids amounted to P70.4 billion,” the BTr said in a press release on Tuesday. The BTr raised P35 billion as planned from its offer of 25-year papers as total bids reached P80.953 billion. The bonds, which have a remaining life of 11 years and 11 months, were awarded at an average rate of 8.168%, 91.2 bps lower than the 9.08% average quoted for the papers when they were“However, given another partial award, the BTr has awarded less compared to its schedule,” the trader added in a text message.

 

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