The Yields That Bind: Treasury Bill Yields and the Philippine Corporate Bond Yield Spreads (pre-Covid 2012–2019)

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The paper’s base reference is Duffee (1998). He examined the inverse relationship between the U.S. Treasury bill yields (TBY) and the corporate bond yield spreads (CBYS). Eight years of historical data on the Philippine CBYS from 2012–2019 and data on TBY were analyzed using OLS regression. To examine, if the results hold in the Philippines and given that the bond market in the country differs from the U.S. bond markets, will the results of Duffee (1998) persist? Although the paper focused on providing evidence on one of the most basic, well-established inverse relationships between TBY and inflation to CBYS, the study sets the groundwork and embarks on a solid foundation leading to the development of the Philippine bond market in the years to come.

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Arce, M., Dorado, C., Pascua, J., Robles, P., & Perez, J. (2024). The Yields That Bind: Treasury Bill Yields and the Philippine Corporate Bond Yield Spreads (pre-Covid 2012–2019). DLSU Business and Economics Review, 34(1), 65–78. https://doi.org/10.59588/2243-786x.1029

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