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                    [Summary] => Share prices closed 0.26 percent higher yesterday in cautious trade pending a final outcome to political and economic challenges facing President Arroyo, dealers said. 


They said a Supreme Court ruling that a crucial expanded value added (EVAT) law was legal provided a little boost, ahead of a final congressional vote on impeachment complaints against Mrs. Arroyo on Monday. 


The composite index rose 4.97 points to 1,946.38, its high for the day. It hit a low of 1,940.13. Turnover reached 1.79 billion shares worth P1.2 billion.


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They said a Supreme Court ruling that a crucial expanded value added (EVAT) law was legal provided a little boost, ahead of a final congressional vote on impeachment complaints against Mrs. Arroyo on Monday. 


The composite index rose 4.97 points to 1,946.38, its high for the day. It hit a low of 1,940.13. Turnover reached 1.79 billion shares worth P1.2 billion.


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Supreme Court ruling on EVAT boosts share prices

September 3, 2005 - 12:00am

Share prices closed 0.26 percent higher yesterday in cautious trade pending a final outcome to political and economic challenges facing President Arroyo, dealers said. They said a Supreme Court ruling that a crucial...

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