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Overnight gains on Wall Street also provided buying impetus and negated fears by a sharp drop in the Chinese market that has caused fears of another sell-off in global equities, they said. 



The composite index added 76.12 points to 3,474.67, the day's high, off a low of 3,398.55 


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The 30-company composite index climbed 18.61 points or one percent higher at 1,955.79 after rising 38.94 points Friday following a three-day plunge of more than seven percent on political and security jitters. 


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Overnight gains on Wall Street also provided buying impetus and negated fears by a sharp drop in the Chinese market that has caused fears of another sell-off in global equities, they said. 



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Peso, stocks fall on political concerns

By Des Ferriols | February 15, 2008 - 12:00am

The peso slid back to the 41-to-a-dollar level while local stocks snapped a two-day rise and bucked gains in other Asian markets yesterday as investors turned cautious amid a brewing political turmoil...

Business

Local shares close 2.24 percent higher due to stronger economic gains

May 31, 2007 - 1:28pm

MANILA (AFP) - Philippine share prices closed 2.24 percent higher Thursday on broad-based buying as investors cheered stronger than expected economic growth figures, dealers said. Overnight gains on Wall Street...

Nation

Index rises 19 pts as investors gobble up blue chips

June 15, 2005 - 12:00am

Local stocks rose yesterday as investors accumulated blue chips after the extended holiday weekend passed relatively peaceful amid political scandals dogging President Arroyo, dealers said. The 30-company composite...

Business