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Philippine Bonds Advance on Rate-Cut Outlook; Peso Declines - BusinessWeek

Philippine Bonds Advance on Rate-Cut Outlook; Peso Declines
BusinessWeek
1 (Bloomberg) -- Philippine government bonds rose on speculation demand for debt will increase as slowing inflation stoked speculation policy makers will lower interest rates. The currency declined. Benchmark 10-year notes rallied for a fourth month in ...

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Philippine Peso Climbs to Three-Month High on Rates; Bonds Gain - Bloomberg

Philippine Peso Climbs to Three-Month High on Rates; Bonds Gain
Bloomberg
The Philippine economy grew 3.7 percent in 2011, compared with a revised 7.6 percent expansion a year earlier and a government target of at least 4.5 percent, a report showed on Jan. 30. Bonds Advance The yield on the 6.375 percent debt due January ...
Yield On Philippine Bonds RisingManila Bulletin
Philippines bonds remain stronggulfnews.com

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Philippine Peso Weakens as Economic Growth Slows; Bonds Advance - Bloomberg

Philippine Peso Weakens as Economic Growth Slows; Bonds Advance
Bloomberg
The Philippine peso fell the most in two weeks and government bonds rose after a report showed economic growth slowed in 2011 to half the previous year's pace. Gross domestic product increased at an annual rate of 3.7 percent, the least since 2009, ...
Philippine Peso, Stocks Decline After Growth Slows: Manila MoverBusinessWeek

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SMIC Sells $250-M 5-Year Bonds - Manila Bulletin

SMIC Sells $250-M 5-Year Bonds
Manila Bulletin
By JAMES A. LOYOLA MANILA, Philippines — SM Investments Corporation (SMIC) has successfully launched and priced a 5-year convertible bond to raise $250 million for the refinancing of existing debt and general corporate purposes.
SM Investments raises $250M from bond saleInquirer.net
SMIC launches $250M convertible bondABS CBN News
SM Investments to issue $250-M convertible bondsGMA News
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BPI Asset's Javier Says Philippine Long-Term Bonds Will Advance - Bloomberg

BPI Asset's Javier Says Philippine Long-Term Bonds Will Advance
Bloomberg
Theresa Marcial-Javier, senior vice president in Manila at BPI Asset Management, which oversees 670 billion pesos ($15.7 billion), comments on the outlook for Philippine bonds in an interview. BPI Asset prefers buying debt maturing in between 10 years ...

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