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Share prices closed 0.31 percent higher yesterday on follow-through buying and bargain-hunting among second-liners, dealers said.
They said momentum was likely to be sustained this week on expectations of stronger corporate results, after the market reopened following the Easter break.
The composite index added 10.19 points to 3,304.42 after trading between 3,306.05 to 3,289.15. The broader all-share index edged up 10.69 points to 2,110.57.
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[Title] => Market retreats ahead of long Easter break
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Share prices closed 0.35 percent lower yesterday as they tracked Wall Street’s overnight weaker performance, dealers said.
The composite index fell 11.09 points to 3,151.72 after moving between 3,136.33 and 3,152.44.
The broader all-share index fell 6.34 points to 2,016.98.
There were 52 decliners and 32 advancers with 66 stocks unchanged. Turnover totalled 3.06 billion shares worth P4.4 billion.
"The downtick in New York weighed on investor sentiment," said Jasper Jimenez, a broker at BDO Securities Corp.
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[Title] => Share prices snap six-day rally on profit-taking
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Share prices closed 0.30 percent lower yesterday, snapping a six-day rally, as investors locked-in profits after the key index returned to its highest level in almost 10 years, dealers said.
They said blue-chips Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) and Ayala Land led decliners as market participants opted to wait for the release of corporate earnings before buying more shares.
The composite index fell 9.93 points to 3,271.97 after trading between 3,265.15 and 3,308.58 points. There were 6.2 billion shares traded worth P10 billion.
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[Title] => Index climbs ahead of 2006 corporate growth figures
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Share prices closed 0.46 percent higher yesterday as investors bought into stocks ahead of the release of 2006 growth figures due later this week, dealers said.
Investors also took into consideration the first batch of 2006 corporate results expected this week in their buying choices, they said.
The composite index rose 14.54 points to end at the day’s high of 3,177.36. It hit a low of 3,155.78.
The broader all-share index rose 8.54 points to 1,976.46.
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[Title] => Index dips on extended profit-taking, lack of fresh leads
[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.90 percent lower yesterday amid extended profit-taking on recent gains and a lack of fresh leads to drive the market higher, dealers said.
They said although Wall Street and the Japanese market reacted calmly to North Korea’s first-ever nuclear test, investors remained wary over the geopolitical tensions which could follow.
The composite index fell 22.94 points to 2,528.98 after trading between 2,518.87 and 2,548.74.
The broader all-share index fell 11.31 points to 1,555.94.
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[Title] => Stocks continue to drop on fears of Milenyo’s impact
[Summary] => Stocks fell yesterday on concern property losses and lost wages due to typhoon Milenyo may damp consumer spending, hurting earnings of companies.
Typhoon Milenyo, the strongest to hit Manila since 1995, smashed into the Philippine capital on Sept. 28, knocking down power and communication lines in the city and other parts of Luzon island. Work was curtailed for two days and power has not been fully restored.
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Share prices closed 0.31 percent higher yesterday on follow-through buying and bargain-hunting among second-liners, dealers said.
They said momentum was likely to be sustained this week on expectations of stronger corporate results, after the market reopened following the Easter break.
The composite index added 10.19 points to 3,304.42 after trading between 3,306.05 to 3,289.15. The broader all-share index edged up 10.69 points to 2,110.57.
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[Title] => Market retreats ahead of long Easter break
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Share prices closed 0.35 percent lower yesterday as they tracked Wall Street’s overnight weaker performance, dealers said.
The composite index fell 11.09 points to 3,151.72 after moving between 3,136.33 and 3,152.44.
The broader all-share index fell 6.34 points to 2,016.98.
There were 52 decliners and 32 advancers with 66 stocks unchanged. Turnover totalled 3.06 billion shares worth P4.4 billion.
"The downtick in New York weighed on investor sentiment," said Jasper Jimenez, a broker at BDO Securities Corp.
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Share prices closed 0.30 percent lower yesterday, snapping a six-day rally, as investors locked-in profits after the key index returned to its highest level in almost 10 years, dealers said.
They said blue-chips Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) and Ayala Land led decliners as market participants opted to wait for the release of corporate earnings before buying more shares.
The composite index fell 9.93 points to 3,271.97 after trading between 3,265.15 and 3,308.58 points. There were 6.2 billion shares traded worth P10 billion.
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Share prices closed 0.46 percent higher yesterday as investors bought into stocks ahead of the release of 2006 growth figures due later this week, dealers said.
Investors also took into consideration the first batch of 2006 corporate results expected this week in their buying choices, they said.
The composite index rose 14.54 points to end at the day’s high of 3,177.36. It hit a low of 3,155.78.
The broader all-share index rose 8.54 points to 1,976.46.
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[Title] => Index dips on extended profit-taking, lack of fresh leads
[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.90 percent lower yesterday amid extended profit-taking on recent gains and a lack of fresh leads to drive the market higher, dealers said.
They said although Wall Street and the Japanese market reacted calmly to North Korea’s first-ever nuclear test, investors remained wary over the geopolitical tensions which could follow.
The composite index fell 22.94 points to 2,528.98 after trading between 2,518.87 and 2,548.74.
The broader all-share index fell 11.31 points to 1,555.94.
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[Title] => Stocks continue to drop on fears of Milenyo’s impact
[Summary] => Stocks fell yesterday on concern property losses and lost wages due to typhoon Milenyo may damp consumer spending, hurting earnings of companies.
Typhoon Milenyo, the strongest to hit Manila since 1995, smashed into the Philippine capital on Sept. 28, knocking down power and communication lines in the city and other parts of Luzon island. Work was curtailed for two days and power has not been fully restored.
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