De Leon News
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The Philippines plans to sell its first inflation-linked bonds in the fourth quarter before returning to the global debt market in 2014 after a year’s absence, Treasurer Rosalia de Leon said.
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Philippine stocks fell to a two-month low after bond yields jumped and concern grew that shares were expensive as valuations outpaced Asian rivals.
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The Philippines will boost domestic bond sales to the most since at least 2005 next quarter as it seeks to raise nearly all of its debt requirements locally amid record-low interest rates and a strengthening peso.
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The Philippines may shun the global bond market this year as record-low interest rates at home and flush money supply supports increased domestic borrowing, Treasurer Rosalia de Leon said.
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The Philippines may shun the global bond market this year, breaking a run of sales that stretches back a decade, as it boosts domestic borrowing amid record-low interest rates, Treasurer Rosalia de Leon said.
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Philippine bonds due 2037 fell for the first time a week as signs the U.S. economy is strengthening fueled bets the Federal Reserve will scale back stimulus that has spurred inflows into emerging markets. The peso gained.
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An Uzbek national charged by the U.S. with conspiring to aid an Islamic terrorist group in his native country pleaded not guilty in federal court in Boise, Idaho.
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Of all the vehicles I’ve tested this year, from Lamborghinis to electric cars, the one I’m most obsessed with is a bicycle.
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Mexico may sell bonds in dollars, euros and yen this year under a plan to ensure it can tap any of the markets when needed, said Alejandro Diaz de Leon, the country’s public debt chief.
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The Philippines has funds and won’t raise “new money” to buy back bonds, Finance Undersecretary Rosalia De Leon said by phone today.
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