The local stock market fell on profit-taking as investors continue to be wary of developments overseas, particularly in Ukraine. The main index dropped 102.93 points or 1.39 percent to close at 7,391.68 as the Property sector led the retreat with only the Mining and Oil counter bucking the trend....
The local stock market continued to regain lost ground as Alert Level 1 took effect in the National Capital Region. The main index rose 93.60 points or 1.28 percent to close at 7,404.61 as Holding Firms led the rally although the Industrial and Property sectors were in the red. Volume eased to 1...
Security Bank Corporation’s Trust and Asset Management Group (TAMG) expects the Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) to hit the 8,000-mark by the end of the year as the economy rebounds in 2022. In a webinar, the group shared its 2022 outlook for the Philippines equities market and how the...
The local stock market rose after the government decided to reduce quarantine measures to Alert Level 1. The main index added 98.78 points or 1.37 percent to close at 7,311.01 as the Property sector surged to lead the advance although the Services counter lagged behind. Volume increased to 2.11...
Russian invasion, alert level to sway stocks By JAMES A. LOYOLA Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and its impact on global equities and other markets will continue to weigh on the local bourse although an easing of quarantine measures may give the PSEi a little boost. “Next week, the local market is...
Local share prices fell again after Russia takes more aggressive steps in Ukraine while western powers remain on the sidelines. The main index plunged 151.98 points or 2.06 percent to close at 7,212.23 led by losses in the Industrial and Property sectors although Mining and Oil managed to buck the...
The PSEi dropped as countries impose sanctions against Russia after its troops moved into parts of Ukraine. The main index fell 76.70 points or 1.03 percent to close at 7,364.21 as the Property sector plunged, although the Services and Mining and Oil counters held their ground. Volume declined to...
The Philippine Stock Exchange will be returning to its full-day 5-hour trading schedule starting March 1, 2022 as new COVID-19 cases continue to decline, specially in the National Capital Region. PSE President & CEO Ramon S. Monzon In a Memorandum, PSE President Ramon S. Monzon said the...
The local stock market bucked the global downtrend and bounced back as cautious investors turned into bargain hunters. The main index rose 68.66 points or 0.93 percent to close at 7,440.91 as Holding Firms led gainers although Banks and Property issues were left behind. Volume rose to 3.13 billion...
The local stock market weakened further as the situation at the Russian and Ukranian border continue to heat up. The main index lost 46.54 points or 0.63 percent to close at 7,372.25 although sectoral indices were evenly mixed as conglomerates fell while property firms rally. Volume rose to 1.4...
The local stock market declined on renewed concern over tensions between Russia and Ukraine. The main index shed 20.14 points or 0.27 percent to close at 7,418.79 as the Industrial counter led the retreat that was partially offset by the strong gains of the Property and Mining and Oil sectors....
The Philippine Stock Exchange index ended slightly lower after a day of volatile trading. The main index dipped 13.89 points or 0.19 percent to close at 7,438.93 with sectoral indices evenly mixed. Volume dropped to 911 million shares worth P6.82 billion as gainers outpaced losers 107 to 77 with 56...
