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Worst-Performing Philippine Bonds Face Peso, Inflation Risks
Source: Bloomberg
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Philippine bonds have been the worst-performing in emerging markets since the Iran war began and strategists expect further losses. Faster inflation, a weakening peso and softer auction demand are weighing on sentiment; the article gives no specific performance figures.
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