Philippines Raises $2.5B in New Global Bond Issuance
The Philippine government successfully raised $2.5 billion in the international debt market, completing its external commercial borrowing program for 2026. Investor demand exceeded the initial $2 billion offering by 4.4 times, signaling strong confidence in the country's economic stability.
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