Dr. Carlos S.

Lanting College
BASIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
NEWS PRESENTATION
ARALING PANLIPUNAN
MGA PANGALAN: Abellar, Lara Isabelle Z. & Adriano, Andrea PETSA: March 20,2021
BAITANG/PANGKAT: Grade 9-A
ISKOR:____________________________

IMPORMASYON NG TDF rates rise as investors look for higher yields by Joann Villanueva,
BALITA GOV.PH, March 17, 2021, 5:10 pm https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1133933

PANGUNAHING Ang rate ng Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas ’(BSP) term deposit facility (TDF) ay
PAKSA tumaas noong Miyerkules sapagkat naghahanap sila ng pamumuhunan na sa
tingin nila ay malaki ang kanilang kikitain.
DAHILAN KUNG Sapagkat mas malaki ang kikitain ng pamahalaan ng mapupunta sa mga
BAKIT ITO AY ISYUNG proyekto, programa at serbisyo. Maari ding maka-akit pa ng mas madaming
PANG-EKONOMIYA investors ang bansa kapag nalaman nilang kumikita ang pamumuhunan ng iba.
ARGUMENTO NG Ang pinupunto ng awtor ay ang pagtaas ng average rate ng seven-day facility ng
AWTOR/MANUNULA 1.80%, at noong 14-day facility ng 1.88%. Batay daw ito sa sinabi ni BSP
T Deputy Governor Francisco Dakila Jr. na mataas ang domestic liquidity dahil sa
dami ng mga bid sa auction ng TDF ngayong linggo. “The TDF auction results
continue to show that, given ample liquidity in the financial system, market
participants are trying to lock-in higher yields amid increasing inflation
expectations” ang eksaktong sabi daw nito, dagdag pa niya na “BSP’s monetary
operations will remain guided by its assessment of the latest liquidity condition
and market developments.”
SARILING Sa aking pananaw, maganda ang maidudulot ng nasabing balita sapagkat
ARGUMENTO makakatulong ito sa bansa pati narin sa mga mamamayang Pilipino. Dahil
kapag dumami pa ang investors ng TDF ay maaring mas maraming lugar o
mamamayan ang matulungan nito, at sa mga darating o ma-aakit pang investor
ay maaring sila ang maging dahilan kung bakit mas lalago ang ekonomiya ng
bansa.
 TDF rates rise as investors look for higher
yields
By Joann Villanueva March 17, 2021, 5:10 pm

MANILA – The rate of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) term deposit facility (TDF) rose Wednesday as
investors continued to look for higher yields.

Data released by the central bank showed that the average rate of the seven-day facility increased to 1.8049
percent and of the 14-day facility to 1.8839 percent.

These were at 1.6742 percent and 1.8544 percent for the one-week and two-week TDF, respectively, during the
auction last March 10.

The BSP offered the shorter-dated facility for PHP140 billion and bids totaled PHP181.075 billion. This resulted in
a bid coverage ratio of 1.2934.

Tenders for the 14-day TDF reached PHP472.79 billion, higher than the PHP340-billion offer. The bid coverage
ratio stood at 1.3906.

In a statement, BSP Deputy Governor Francisco Dakila Jr. said domestic liquidity remains high as proven by the
amount of bids in this week’s TDF auction.

“The TDF auction results continue to show that, given ample liquidity in the financial system, market participants
are trying to lock-in higher yields amid increasing inflation expectations,” he said.

He added “BSP’s monetary operations will remain guided by its assessment of the latest liquidity condition and
market developments.” (PNA)