INSIDE PHILIPPINES: Peso Gains; BOP Surplus Hits 13-Month High
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(Bloomberg) -- Peso rises, in line with most other Asian peers; balance of payments stood at $854m surplus in March, biggest excess since February 2015, vs $316m deficit in February.
Alert: HALISTER1- Govt sells 25b pesos of 7-year bonds at avg yield of 3.461%; bid/cover ratio was 2.20, highest since Dec. 2014 auction
- Philippines continues to have one of best macro stories in EM, Morgan Stanley writes in note received April 18; recommends buying Poland 2026 bonds vs Philippines 2026 notes, with yield spread at 75 bps, target of 25 bps and stop-loss at 100 bps; says, however, at 65-bps spread to the benchmark, this is fully in the price and volatility around presidential election could see spreads widening
- Peso advances 0.1% to 46.085 per dollar at close, according to bankers’ association data
- Peso’s 1-mo. forwards climb 0.1% to 46.21 per dollar
- International investors bought net $4m of local equities yesterday, first net inflow in five days: exchange data
- Yield on 3.625% govt bonds due Sept. 2025 up at 3.6150% vs 3.6000% yesterday, according to Tradition pricing
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