The bureau attributed the rise in the national government's debt level in June to the net issuance of both domestic and external debt and the effect of peso depreciation.
"This was partially offset by the impact of third-currency depreciation on the valuation of corresponding debt denominated in those currencies," the bureau added.
The bureau said 31.71 percent of the total debt stock was sourced externally, while 68.29 percent were domestic borrowings.
The bureau said the country's external debt amounted to 4.91 trillion pesos (83.8 billion dollars) in June, 0.1 percent higher than a month earlier.
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