USD/PHP has broken to fresh record highs in the first part of Wednesday trade, we were last in 59.30-35 region. Session highs rest at 59.36. Outside of broader USD gains from Tuesday's session, there seems little in the way of fresh PHP negatives. Recent themes of the BSP not targeting USD/PHP levels (but rather the pace of PHP depreciation and its impact on local inflation) has potentially given a green light to PHP bears. Earlier in the week the government also raised its USD/PHP projection to 58-60 for 2026-28 from 56-58 prior.
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US bond futures have edged higher in the Asia morning session, with the 10-Yr failing to break below a key technical. Opening at 112-18+ TYH6 was near to the 100-day EMA of 1132-15+ but has bounced higher in early trade to be up by +02 to 112-18+

Cash is stronger across the curve with yields -0.2 - -0.6 lower with short and intermediate maturities outperforming.
Ahead tonight is a 13 and 26 week bill auction, with the focus being the U$58bn 3-Year auction.
RBA-dated OIS pricing is slightly firmer today, showing tightening across all meetings, with the probability of a 25bp hike rising from 2% tomorrow to 105% by August and 141% by December 2026.
Figure 1: RBA-Dated OIS – Current Vs. Pre-CPI Monthly

Source: Bloomberg Finance LP / MNI
Last week the PBOC withdrew 7-day liquidity, adding 3-month liquidity. The week ahead has (relative to last) a more moderate redemption schedule and likely to see the resumption of some moderate injections.
