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BSP animal-welfare advocates promote proper treatment of animalsJune 23, 2025 Photo_BSP CLAW Event 2025_ 1.jpg​BSP Deput...
24/06/2025

BSP animal-welfare advocates promote proper treatment of animals
June 23, 2025

Photo_BSP CLAW Event 2025_ 1.jpg
​BSP Deputy Governors Elmore O. Capule (second from left) and Bernadette Romulo-Puyat (second from right) present the Certificate of Appreciation to Senator Mary Grace Natividad S. Poe-Llamanzares (middle), author of the proposed Revised Animal Welfare Act, during the second anniversary celebration of the BSP Compassionate Leaders for Animal Welfare (CLAW). With them are BSP CLAW President Maria Ramona Gertrudes T. Santiago (left) and BSP Director Ana Theresa B. Del Rosario-Buen (right).

Animal-welfare advocates from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) highlighted the need for humane treatment of animals in an event held at the BSP Head Office in Manila on 09 June 2025.

The event marked the second anniversary of the BSP’s Compassionate Leaders for Animal Welfare (CLAW) and featured activities on animal care.

With the theme “We are PAWmily (Year 2): Nurturing Safe Coexistence in the Workplace,” the program included inspirational talks on animal welfare, the launch of CLAW’s adoption and sponsorship program, and vaccinations for community cats.

Senator Mary Grace Natividad S. Poe-Llamanzares, principal author of the proposed Revised Animal Welfare Act, graced the event and commended the BSP’s efforts, saying, “This journey (toward improving animal welfare in the country) may not have been easy, but we have had the good fortune of meeting many allies along the way.”

CLAW’s Cat Adoption and Sponsorship Program headed by its president Maria Ramona T. Santiago, a retired BSP Senior Assistant Governor, connects rescued cats with adopters or benefactors.

Key animal welfare advocates spoke on the importance of change: Rina Ortiz of Biyaya Animal Care on rabies-free future, Meralco CATropa representatives Joe Zaldarriaga and Michelle Caguioa on animal friendly corporate culture, Sharon Bengzon-Yap on the mental health support of animals, and Laureen Velasco of the De La Salle University Professors for the Upliftment of Society’s Animals on fostering empathy with animals in campus environments.

The event was also attended by Monetary Board Members Romeo L. Bernardo, Rosalia V. De Leon, Walter C. Wassmer, and Jose L. Querubin; Deputy Governors Bernadette Romulo-Puyat and Elmore O. Capule; and other BSP key officials.

24/06/2025

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Discount Window Facility interest rates effective 23 June 2025
June 20, 2025

​The Monetary Board, on 19 June 2025 decided to reduce the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) Target Reverse Repurchase Rate by 25 basis points to 5.25 percent. Accordingly, the interest rates on the overnight deposit and lending facilities were set at 4.75 percent and 5.75 percent, respectively.

Applying the new overnight lending rate as reference, the applicable peso Discount Window Facility (DWF) interest rates, effective 23 June 2025, are as follows:

Peso DWF Interest Rates​

​Loan Maturity​
​Rate (%)
​1 – 90 days
​6.3942
​91 – 180 days
​6.5384

Meanwhile, the United States (US) dollar and Japanese yen DWF interest rates remain the same:

US dollar DWF Interest Rates
​​Loan Maturity
​Rate (%)
​​1 – 90 days
​6.81765
​​91 – 180 days
​6.81765
​181 – 360 days​
​6.81765​

Japanese yen DWF Interest Rates

​​​Loan Maturity
​Rate (%)
​1 – 90 days
​2.59250
​​​91 – 180 days
​2.63435
​181 – 360 days​
​2.71275​

The US dollar and Japanese yen DWF interest rates are based on applicable benchmark rates.

The appropriate spread on DWF interest rates, as may be determined by the BSP, may change periodically to complement the changes in the BSP’s monetary policy goals and reflect movements in market interest rates.

24/06/2025

BOP posts US$298 M deficit in May 2025, GIR settles at US$105.2 B
June 19, 2025

​The Philippines’ balance of payments (BOP), which accounts for the transactions of the country with the rest of the world, registered a deficit of US$298 million in May 2025.

This marks a reversal from the US$2.0 billion surplus recorded in May 2024.

The BOP deficit reflected the national government’s (NG) drawdowns on its foreign currency deposits with the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to service external debt obligations.

As a result, the year-to-date BOP shifted from a US$1.6 billion surplus in January to May 2024 to a US$5.8 billion deficit in January to May 2025.

Preliminary data indicate that the year-to-date BOP deficit was largely due to the continued trade in goods deficit.1 This decline was partly muted, however, by the sustained net inflows from personal remittances from overseas Filipinos, foreign borrowings by the NG, and foreign portfolio investments.

The BOP position mirrored the slight decrease in the country’s gross international reserves (GIR), which declined from US$105.3 billion at end-April 2025 to US$105.2 billion by end-May 2025.2

Despite the modest decline, the GIR level remains a strong external liquidity buffer, sufficient to cover 7.1 months' worth of imports of goods and payments of services and primary income.3

Additionally, it covers approximately 3.3 times the country's short-term external debt based on residual maturity.4

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