Philippines to Adopt International Bond Pricing to Woo Investors

Bloomberg9 October 2026, 02:35 UTCPhilippines

The Philippines will adopt international pricing conventions for peso-denominated government bonds effective next year, a shift it says should attract more participants and help lower its borrowing costs.

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