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We received several inquiries last week regarding the possible impact on the stock market of the newly uncovered but thwarted terrorist plots in the UK. The obvious answer is that this will weigh down on market sentiment for sure. But then again, this is not the first time that the world will be dealing with a (potential) non-economic catastrophe. In our article entitled "Resilience of Markets" (see Philequity Corner, July 24, 2006), we pointed out that markets have generally been resilient and have always found basis to recover.
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However, they cautioned that such outlook could well be dampened by the continued lack of leads, especially as uncertainties in the country’s economic growth remain a concern among investors.


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The 30-company Phisix gyrated in positive terrain for the entire session to close at 1,393.29, higher by 12.06 points or 0.87 percent from the previous day to snap out from an eight-day downtrend.


The broader All-Shares index likewise inched north, adding 8.48 points or 1.17 percent to 731.80.


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Wall Street romps back after sharp Monday drop

July 21, 2021 - 8:07am

Wall Street closed higher on Tuesday, regaining ground lost the day before when fears about inflation and the Delta variant...

Business

US stocks plunge on revived coronavirus fears, Dow -6.9%

June 12, 2020 - 11:49am

A sell-off on Wall Street accelerated after midday Thursday with stocks pulling back from record levels on rising worries...

Business

Too big to fail, too big to save

By Valentino Sy | November 14, 2011 - 12:00am

Last week, we wrote about the unfolding Greek drama and how it has gripped global equity markets over the past few months (The Greek drama continues, Nov. 7, 2011).

Business

Wars, terrorism, coup d’etat and the stock market

By Ignacio B. Gimenez | August 14, 2006 - 12:00am

We received several inquiries last week regarding the possible impact on the stock market of the newly uncovered but thwarted terrorist plots in the UK. The obvious answer is that this will weigh down on...

Business

Stocks plummet to fresh 8-month low

By Des Ferriols | August 7, 2002 - 12:00am

Stocks plunged to a new eight-month low yesterday as the local bourse shuddered over the prospects of a continued weakening in the US markets, where major indices have fallen to fresh five-year lows.

Business

Market likely to bounce back this week — analysts

By Christina Mendez | April 16, 2001 - 12:00am

Local stocks are likely to break out of a downtrend this week as positive signals from the US markets and selective picking of growth-flavored blue chip issues could induce trading activity at the bourse, analysts...

Business

Bargain hunting, Wall St gains boost index by 12 pts

By Christina Mendez | December 7, 2000 - 12:00am

Share prices shot higher yesterday as bargain hunters took to the floor, taking early positions on blue chip stocks ahead of today’s start of the impeachment trial...

Business