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NG debt service bill surges in February

19 April 2026
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By Justine Irish D. Tabile, Senior Reporter

THE NATIONAL Government’s (NG) debt service bill surged more than sixfold in February, mainly due to a massive increase in domestic amortization, data from the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) showed.

Debt payments jumped by 725.7% to P430.64 billion in February from the P52.15 billion recorded a year earlier.

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