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Share prices were barely changed yesterday as investors waited for stock prices to stabilize after last week’s swings.
The benchmark 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index dropped 2.07 points, or 0.07 percent, at 3,039.31, adding to Monday’s 0.7 percent loss.
"This is a market where most institutional investors are on the sidelines," said AB Capital Securities Research Director Jose Vistan.
He said cautious investors wanted to see the prices stabilize before returning to the market.
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[Title] => Market tumbles 22 pts on Wall St losses, weak blue chips
[Summary] => Share prices slipped lower Wednesday for the second straight session, weighed down by Wall Street’s overnight losses, traders said.
The benchmark 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index fell 21.28 points, or 1 percent, to 2,067.32, after falling 1.1 percent Tuesday.
Blue chips dominated the sell-off. Bank of the Philippine Islands, the most actively traded stock, shed 1.8 percent to P53.50. Mall operator SM Prime was down 3.6 percent at P8, and Ayala Corp. gave up 0.8 percent to end at P310.
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[Summary] => Share prices rose sharply yesterday, closing 2.92 percent higher as investors aggressively bought into companies expected to post strong first half results against a backdrop of easing political concerns, dealers said.
A calmer political environment following weeks of opposition efforts to topple President Arroyo helped sentiment and allowed the market to snap back after recent losses.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index rose 55.16 points to 1,944.71 after trading between 1,889.55 and 1,947.12. Volume was 297.36 million shares worth P1.2 billion
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[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.59 percent higher yesterday to a new two-month peak as investors chased select blue chips for the sixth straight session, dealers said.
They said investor sentiment remains upbeat, supported by the brighter fiscal and economic outlook for the country, although profit-taking may surface next week as share prices have risen steeply.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index added 11.93 points to 2,022.49. It traded between 2,007.10 and 2,028.14.
This was its best finish since March 21, when it ended at 2,033.78.
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The benchmark 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index dropped 2.07 points, or 0.07 percent, at 3,039.31, adding to Monday’s 0.7 percent loss.
"This is a market where most institutional investors are on the sidelines," said AB Capital Securities Research Director Jose Vistan.
He said cautious investors wanted to see the prices stabilize before returning to the market.
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[Summary] => Share prices slipped lower Wednesday for the second straight session, weighed down by Wall Street’s overnight losses, traders said.
The benchmark 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index fell 21.28 points, or 1 percent, to 2,067.32, after falling 1.1 percent Tuesday.
Blue chips dominated the sell-off. Bank of the Philippine Islands, the most actively traded stock, shed 1.8 percent to P53.50. Mall operator SM Prime was down 3.6 percent at P8, and Ayala Corp. gave up 0.8 percent to end at P310.
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[Summary] => Share prices rose sharply yesterday, closing 2.92 percent higher as investors aggressively bought into companies expected to post strong first half results against a backdrop of easing political concerns, dealers said.
A calmer political environment following weeks of opposition efforts to topple President Arroyo helped sentiment and allowed the market to snap back after recent losses.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index rose 55.16 points to 1,944.71 after trading between 1,889.55 and 1,947.12. Volume was 297.36 million shares worth P1.2 billion
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[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.59 percent higher yesterday to a new two-month peak as investors chased select blue chips for the sixth straight session, dealers said.
They said investor sentiment remains upbeat, supported by the brighter fiscal and economic outlook for the country, although profit-taking may surface next week as share prices have risen steeply.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index added 11.93 points to 2,022.49. It traded between 2,007.10 and 2,028.14.
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