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As world markets anxiously await the results of the May 16 meeting of the US
Federal Open Market Committee, equities investors are likely to stay in the
sidelines with barely any perks to spice up trading.

This particularly holds true for the local bourse, which is seen to tread back
into negative territory this week despite a late rally last Friday.

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                    [Title] => Shares surge 34 pts as investors gobble up blue chips
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Local share prices moved up as investors gobbled up oversold blue-chip stocks,
sending the main index up 34.10 points or 2.27 percent to end yesterday's
session at 1,539.31.

Reversing the selling spree over the past two weeks, the market was buoyed by
bargain hunting on selected solid issues such as PLDT, Meralco, San Miguel,
Ayala Land and Philippine National Bank.
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AYALA LAND AND PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BANK

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As world markets anxiously await the results of the May 16 meeting of the US
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sidelines with barely any perks to spice up trading.

This particularly holds true for the local bourse, which is seen to tread back
into negative territory this week despite a late rally last Friday.

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consistent downtrend that put it precariously close to breaking the 1500
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Local share prices moved up as investors gobbled up oversold blue-chip stocks,
sending the main index up 34.10 points or 2.27 percent to end yesterday's
session at 1,539.31.

Reversing the selling spree over the past two weeks, the market was buoyed by
bargain hunting on selected solid issues such as PLDT, Meralco, San Miguel,
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'Fickle market' seen to lose more ground

By Christina Mendez | May 15, 2000 - 12:00am

As world markets anxiously await the results of the May 16 meeting of the US Federal Open Market Committee, equities investors are likely to stay in the sidelines with barely any perks to spice up trading. This...

Business

Shares surge 34 pts as investors gobble up blue chips

By Christina Mendez | May 13, 2000 - 12:00am

Local share prices moved up as investors gobbled up oversold blue-chip stocks, sending the main index up 34.10 points or 2.27 percent to end yesterday's session at 1,539.31. Reversing the selling spree over...

Business