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PHL debt hits record-high P17.27T
Business World Philippines
|July 31, 2025
THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT'S (NG) outstanding debt jumped to a fresh high P17.27 trillion as of end-June, data from the Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) showed.
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The latest data from the BTr showed outstanding debt rose by 11.5% from P15.48 trillion in the same month in 2024.
Despite hitting a fresh high, the Treasury said outstanding debt “remains sustainable.”
Month on month, NG debt inched up by 2.1% from P16.92 trillion in May due to “strong investor demand for government securities,” the BTr said.
NG debt is the total amount owed by the Philippine government to creditors such as international financial institutions, development partner-countries, banks, global bondholders and other investors.
The bulk or 69.2% of the total debt was owed to domestic creditors, while the rest was owed to foreign creditors.
Domestic debt, which is composed of government securities, increased by 13% to P11.95 trillion as of end-June from P10.57 trillion in the same month last year.
Month on month, domestic borrowings rose by 1.4% from P11.78 trillion at end-May.
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