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The Philippine Bureau of the Treasury raised P52.8 billion from short-term bills and cash management bills, below its P55-billion plan, at higher yields across all tenors. The increase reflects expectations that inflation reached a fresh peak in October.
Rising short-term rates and inflation expectations raise borrowing costs for Philippine feed mills and farms, which can weigh on feed demand and investment. This is a domestic financial story with no direct effect on feed commodity prices.
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