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[Title] => Phl stocks retreat amid China debacle
[Summary] => Philippine stocks retreated yesterday, joining other Asian bourse that slumped amid China’s stock market rout.
[DatePublished] => 2015-07-28 10:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Iris Gonzales
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[Title] => FedEx CA cased called ‘death verdict’
[Summary] => The decision of the Court of Appeals to nullify Federal Express Pacific Inc.’s (FedEx) license to operate as an international airfreight forwarder has stormed a hornet’s nest among industry observers who find lit as a ‘death verdict’ on the industry according to industry sources.
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[Title] => Share prices close flat as consolidation continues
[Summary] => Share prices closed flat yesterday as the market continued to consolidate in the absence of any major leads, dealers said.
Profit-taking in property firm Megaworld Corp. also weighed on the market, but the key index stayed above the psychological support level of 2,300 throughout the session, they said.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index closed down 0.48 points to 2,314.09 after moving between 2,301.46 and 2,319.87.
Volume amounted to 2.15 billion shares worth P1.41 billion. Losers beat gainers 48 to 36, with 56 stocks unchanged.
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[Title] => Peso breaches 54-$1 barrier
[Summary] => Fueled by massive dollar inflows from overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), the peso rallied yesterday to its highest level in eight months, closing at 53.94 to the dollar, or a gain of 20.50 centavos from Friday’s close of 54.15.
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[Title] => Small brokers buck minimum capital rule
[Summary] => Small brokers want the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to amend the implementing rules and regulation of the Securities Regulation Code (SRC) and downgrade the P100-million capital requirement to only P10 million as the "absolute minimum," to be increased depending on the volume of transactions handled by the broker.
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[Title] => PSE president Garcia says he is not stepping down
[Summary] => For ousted Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president Ramon Garcia, it’s far from over. As it turns out, he may just get support from brokers on the floor.
A day after being asked to step down by the PSE Board of Governors due to a controversial statement on the PSE relocation issue, Garcia said yesterday he will not resign, rejecting an offer by the board for a graceful exit.
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[Title] => Stocks hit 3-year low as investors lie low
[Summary] => Philippine stocks plunged to a three-year low yesterday as the daring terrorist attacks in the US capital sent investors scurrying for cover, taking refuge in mining shares and the local currency.
"The situation was not good but it could have been worse," said veteran stockbroker Irving Ackerman, who heads his own securities firm I. Ackerman & Co. Inc.
[DatePublished] => 2001-09-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Bomb scare sends stocks plunging 46 pts
[Summary] => Stocks tumbled on the first day of trading this year as the bomb scare over the holiday weekend kept investors, whose moves have been restrained by President Estrada’s impeachment trial, on the sidelines once more.
From the moment the opening bell rang, the composite index steadily lost steam, plummeting 46.01 points or 3.08 percent to finish at 1,448.49, wiping out the mild, window-dressing-led two-day surge to close the past year.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-03 00:00:00
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[Title] => Shares Tumble 8 Pts Amid Political Uncertainty
[Summary] => Stocks slid lower yesterday on thin trading as market players stayed on the sidelines while awaiting developments on President Estrada’s impeachment trial and the spate of protest rallies spearheaded by the opposition.
The 30-company main index fell for the third straight session, losing 8.02 points or 0.56 percent to 1,434.25 but the broader All-Shares index managed to inch up 14.84 points or 2.13 percent to 712.85 due to the pull by Canadian insurance giants Sun Life and Manulife.
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[Title] => Index tumbles 16 pts on absence of buying incentives
[Summary] => Stocks steadily retreated in yesterday’s trading as investors trooped to the sidelines ahead of the expected lull in the impeachment proceedings against President Estrada at the Senate.
With no fresh development on the political front and hardly any leads from the corporate side either, the Phisix tumbled 16.10 points or 1.1 percent to end at an even 1,449. The broader All-Shares index also dipped 1.2 percent or 8.4 points to 724.35.
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JOEY ROXAS
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[Title] => Phl stocks retreat amid China debacle
[Summary] => Philippine stocks retreated yesterday, joining other Asian bourse that slumped amid China’s stock market rout.
[DatePublished] => 2015-07-28 10:00:00
[ColumnID] => 0
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[Title] => FedEx CA cased called ‘death verdict’
[Summary] => The decision of the Court of Appeals to nullify Federal Express Pacific Inc.’s (FedEx) license to operate as an international airfreight forwarder has stormed a hornet’s nest among industry observers who find lit as a ‘death verdict’ on the industry according to industry sources.
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[Title] => Share prices close flat as consolidation continues
[Summary] => Share prices closed flat yesterday as the market continued to consolidate in the absence of any major leads, dealers said.
Profit-taking in property firm Megaworld Corp. also weighed on the market, but the key index stayed above the psychological support level of 2,300 throughout the session, they said.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index closed down 0.48 points to 2,314.09 after moving between 2,301.46 and 2,319.87.
Volume amounted to 2.15 billion shares worth P1.41 billion. Losers beat gainers 48 to 36, with 56 stocks unchanged.
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[Title] => Peso breaches 54-$1 barrier
[Summary] => Fueled by massive dollar inflows from overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), the peso rallied yesterday to its highest level in eight months, closing at 53.94 to the dollar, or a gain of 20.50 centavos from Friday’s close of 54.15.
[DatePublished] => 2005-11-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => Small brokers buck minimum capital rule
[Summary] => Small brokers want the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to amend the implementing rules and regulation of the Securities Regulation Code (SRC) and downgrade the P100-million capital requirement to only P10 million as the "absolute minimum," to be increased depending on the volume of transactions handled by the broker.
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[Title] => PSE president Garcia says he is not stepping down
[Summary] => For ousted Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president Ramon Garcia, it’s far from over. As it turns out, he may just get support from brokers on the floor.
A day after being asked to step down by the PSE Board of Governors due to a controversial statement on the PSE relocation issue, Garcia said yesterday he will not resign, rejecting an offer by the board for a graceful exit.
[DatePublished] => 2001-09-28 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[AuthorID] => 1096615
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[Title] => Stocks hit 3-year low as investors lie low
[Summary] => Philippine stocks plunged to a three-year low yesterday as the daring terrorist attacks in the US capital sent investors scurrying for cover, taking refuge in mining shares and the local currency.
"The situation was not good but it could have been worse," said veteran stockbroker Irving Ackerman, who heads his own securities firm I. Ackerman & Co. Inc.
[DatePublished] => 2001-09-13 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Bomb scare sends stocks plunging 46 pts
[Summary] => Stocks tumbled on the first day of trading this year as the bomb scare over the holiday weekend kept investors, whose moves have been restrained by President Estrada’s impeachment trial, on the sidelines once more.
From the moment the opening bell rang, the composite index steadily lost steam, plummeting 46.01 points or 3.08 percent to finish at 1,448.49, wiping out the mild, window-dressing-led two-day surge to close the past year.
[DatePublished] => 2001-01-03 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1096615
[AuthorName] => Christina Mendez
[SectionName] => Business
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[Title] => Shares Tumble 8 Pts Amid Political Uncertainty
[Summary] => Stocks slid lower yesterday on thin trading as market players stayed on the sidelines while awaiting developments on President Estrada’s impeachment trial and the spate of protest rallies spearheaded by the opposition.
The 30-company main index fell for the third straight session, losing 8.02 points or 0.56 percent to 1,434.25 but the broader All-Shares index managed to inch up 14.84 points or 2.13 percent to 712.85 due to the pull by Canadian insurance giants Sun Life and Manulife.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => Index tumbles 16 pts on absence of buying incentives
[Summary] => Stocks steadily retreated in yesterday’s trading as investors trooped to the sidelines ahead of the expected lull in the impeachment proceedings against President Estrada at the Senate.
With no fresh development on the political front and hardly any leads from the corporate side either, the Phisix tumbled 16.10 points or 1.1 percent to end at an even 1,449. The broader All-Shares index also dipped 1.2 percent or 8.4 points to 724.35.
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