The Philippines returned to the samurai bond market on Wednesday by raising 154.2 billion yen or $1.39 billion, a result described by the government as reflective of strong investor interest in the country.
The three-, five-, and 10-year tenors that comprised the offering raised 107.2 billion, 6.2 billion and 40.8 billion yen, respectively, Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez 3rd told reporters.
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