Government Debt & Economic Outlook - The Philippines is expected to improve its ranking among Southeast Asian countries regarding government debt [1] - Potential inclusion in a major global bond index and further local monetary easing are driving factors [1]

Volatility in benchmark Indian bonds jumped to a three-year high, as a plan to cut consumption taxes stoked concerns that the government may sell more debt to make up for any revenue shortfall https://t.co/9pe3iNvKS6 ...

Government Borrowing Plans - The Philippine government intends to borrow $47 billion in 2026 [1] - The 2026 borrowing target is slightly higher than the 2024 target [1]

Government Debt Supply - Canada's government debt is projected to reach a record high this fiscal year [1] Economic Policy - The Canadian Prime Minister intends to utilize the federal balance sheet for economic investments [1]

Millions of pounds will be wiped off the UK’s debt stockpile after a two-centuries-old government body invested a gift from private donors into a gilt maturing this year https://t.co/xE5TIjCyzK ...

Credit Market - The cost of default insurance on Oman's government debt decreased to a record low [1] Rating Agency Action - Moody's Ratings upgraded Oman's government debt to investment grade [1]

Investment Trends - Investors are heavily investing in an ETF focused on the shortest-maturity US government debt [1]

Government Debt Management Strategies - When countries face excessive debt, governments are likely to devalue their currency and lower interest rates [1] - Devaluing currency is a subtle method for governments to reduce wealth, as it makes goods cheaper in markets and stimulates the economy [2][3] - Lowering interest rates is stimulative [3] Risks and Alternatives - Devaluing currency reduces buying power because the value of the currency is less [3] - Balancing the budget is an alternative to devaluing currency for offsetting debt problems [4]

UK Gilt Market - UK gilt yields have eased for now after a burst of drama in the House of Commons [1] Government Fiscal Policy - The Labour government faces making some hard choices in the long run [1] - The key question is whether the Labour government can make those hard choices stick [1]

We are now joined by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Betts. And just as the Senate has begun voting on what's known as the big, beautiful bill. You look at the latest version of the tax bill.The big question that remains is the GOP holdouts. What kind of deal can be cut with those holdouts. And what are you and the president prepared to offer for support.Well, I'm confident that the bill is going to progress, as is over the next few hours, and it'll be on the president's desk to sign on July 4th. So the Senat ...