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Overview of the Philippine Debt Situation
Overview of the Philippine Debt Situation

Freedom from Debt Coalitiom April 29, 2008

Outline (1)
Philippine Debt Profile – 2007 Snapshot of Total Philippine Debt Public Debt - Focus on National Government External Debt
NG Debt External

(to be added later: Closer look at Domestic Debt; Breakdown of GOCC Debts and GFI Debts)

Philippine Debt Through the Years Consolidated Public Sector Debt National Government Debt
NG Debt External

Fiscal Situation and Fiscal Impact of the Debt Arroyo, Debt and the Fiscal Crisis National Government Contingent Liabilities

Outline (2)
Brief History of Debt Restructuring and Debt “Relief” Schemes Relevant Laws on the Debt and Borrowings
Relevant Policies Relevant Laws

Philippine Debt Profile – as of 2007

Philippine Debt

PUBLIC

PRIVATE

EXTERNAL

DOMESTIC

Philippine Debt (end-Q3, 2007) in trillion pesos, billion dollars

TOTAL
Php 5.144 T US$ 111.51 B

Domestic Debt Foreign Debt
Php 3.335 T US$ 72.30 B PhP 2.540 T US$ 55.07 B PhP 0.795 T US$ 17.23 B Php 1.809 T US$ 39.21 B PhP 1.679 T US$ 36.40 B PhP 0.13 T

Public Debt
Php 4.219 T US$ 91.47 B

Private Debt
Php 0.925 T US$ 20.04 B

US$ 2.81 B

Public Debt taken from DoF’s Consolidated Public Sector Debt Private Foreign Debt was taken from BSP’s Private External Debt Private Domestic Debt was taken from BSP’s FCDU loans of private residents Foreign Exchange Rate was pegged at BSP’s end-September 2007 rate: US$1=PhP46.1315

Public Debt

Public Debt
PUBLIC
External

Domestic

NATIONAL GOVERNMENT (NG) GOCCs GFIs

Government Owned and Controlled Corps

Government Financial Institutions

National Government Debt (NG)

(in trillion pesos, billion US dollars, using US$1 = PhP41.6)

NG Outstanding end 2007

Php

3.712 T

US$

89.24 B

Domestic (by instruments)
Treasury Bills Treasury Bonds/Notes Loans Others

Php 2.201 T 0.614 1.565 0.022 0 Php 1.511 T 0.226 0.354 0.033 0.898

US$ 52.91 B 14.76

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