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[Title] => Bombings send stocks tumbling to 5-week low
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[Title] => Market ends lower on first day of longer trading hours
[Summary] => The stock market ended lower on the first day of extended trading hours yesterday with investors stepping in to take profits after eight days of gains.
The market began afternoon trading after a gap of 25 years and although volume dropped from Tuesday, traders were convinced it was a move in the right direction.
The main composite index ended down 15.90 points, or 1.08 percent, at 1,453.17 points, with players opting to cash in gains just below 1,480 points, a resistance last breached in March 2001.
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[Title] => Brokers say goodbye to golf, long lunches
[Summary] => Philippine stockbrokers bid goodbye tomorrow to leisurely lunch breaks and weekday afternoon golf, but few say they will miss them as the bullish market resumes afternoon trading after a gap of more than 25 years.
Stuck in the trading doldrums and one of the worst-performing markets in Asia in 2001, Manila’s main index has shot up over 21 percent so far this year to be among the region’s top performers.
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[Title] => Local stocks bounce back on Dow rally
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[Title] => PLDT, political concerns push index to 7-week low
[Summary] => Share prices tumbled to their lowest levels in nearly seven weeks after a disappointing profit announcement by telecoms company PLDT and continuing legal challenges to President Gloria Arroyo’s government, analysts said.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index fell 43.29 points to 1,570. 20 points.
"I think the market took its cue from PLDT. Most people are taking the PLDT earnings negatively," said Enrique Santa Ana, associate director at Vickers Ballas Securities Philippines Inc.
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The market began afternoon trading after a gap of 25 years and although volume dropped from Tuesday, traders were convinced it was a move in the right direction.
The main composite index ended down 15.90 points, or 1.08 percent, at 1,453.17 points, with players opting to cash in gains just below 1,480 points, a resistance last breached in March 2001.
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Stuck in the trading doldrums and one of the worst-performing markets in Asia in 2001, Manila’s main index has shot up over 21 percent so far this year to be among the region’s top performers.
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[Title] => PLDT, political concerns push index to 7-week low
[Summary] => Share prices tumbled to their lowest levels in nearly seven weeks after a disappointing profit announcement by telecoms company PLDT and continuing legal challenges to President Gloria Arroyo’s government, analysts said.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index fell 43.29 points to 1,570. 20 points.
"I think the market took its cue from PLDT. Most people are taking the PLDT earnings negatively," said Enrique Santa Ana, associate director at Vickers Ballas Securities Philippines Inc.
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October 13, 2001 - 12:00am
