THE national government’s (NG) outstanding debt climbed to a new record high of P18.55 trillion in May, driven mainly by increased local borrowing in support of financing requirements.
It will require up to P18 billion to construct the country’s first three offshore wind terminals, so the government is turning to the private sector for help in building the projects ....
The AuroraPacific Economic Zone and FreeportAuthority has attracted P18 billion in investment pledges across various sectors in nearly three years, reflecting investor interest in the ecozone’s position as a gateway to the Pacific ....
has postponed its planned bond offering worth up to P18 billion, citing prevailing market conditions ... READ ... The planned issuance was composed […]... .
Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) data showed outstanding debt at P18.47 trillion as of the end of the month, down by P17.54 billion, or 0.09 percent, from the P18.49 trillion recorded in March ... ....
The Philippines saw a lower outstanding debt stock as of end-April, as repayments of domestic securities tempered the impact of a weakening peso, according to the Bureau of the Treasury....
The country’s outstanding debt rose to P18.49 trillion as of end-March, a new record high amid a weaker peso and net issuance of domestic securities, the Bureau of the Treasury said ....