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The Philippine central bank announced the launch on Monday of an interest rate swaps market anchored to a newly established benchmark rate to enhance bond market trading and liquidity. The start of IRS transactions follows the recognition by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association of the benchmark - the overnight reference rate (ORR) - which the Bankers Association of the Philippines helped establish. IRS, a fixture of developed fixed-income markets, lets parties manage rate risk or bet on the direction of borrowing costs by exchanging fixed and floating interest rate streams.

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