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[Title] => Index gains on strong blue chip buying
[Summary] => Share prices rose slightly yesterday as investors focused on blue chips with positive story lines.
The 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index rose 4.38 points, or 0.2 percent, to 2,243.22, after falling 0.8 percent Monday.
"We are beginning to enter a consolidation period," said DA Market Securities president Nestor Aguila, referring to the so-called "ghost month" when investors take a break from the market. The period usually begins in late July and runs through August.
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[Title] => Index advances 30 pts on foreign fund buying
[Summary] => Share prices rose yesterday on foreign fund purchases as investors refocused on the country’s positive fundamentals after the mid-week anxiety over North Korea’s missile tests.
"The missile test was just a blip. It is still a geopolitical concern that will be watched by markets carefully, but I think the fundamentals of the region are now carrying more weight in investors’ minds," said Fitzgerald Aclan, assistant vice president for the trust banking services of Banco de Oro.
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[Title] => Market tumbles 7.62 pts on weak PLDT, SM Prime
[Summary] => The main Philippine stock index declined Wednesday, weighed down by losses in blue chips Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) and SM Prime.
The benchmark 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index fell 7.62 points, or 0.4 percent, to 2,099.74, after shedding 0.1 percent Tuesday.
But selling was not broad-based, with gainers outnumbering decliners 46 to 41, while 51 stocks were unchanged.
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[Title] => Bargain-hunting in telecom, banking stocks boosts market
[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.35 percent higher yesterday on mild bargain-hunting in telecom and banking stocks, dealers said.
They said concerns over a possible interest rate increase to head off inflation pressures and doubts about the implementation of a new expanded value-added tax (VAT) muted the rally.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index rose 6.71 points to 1,909.80 after trading between 1,903.09 and 1,914.15. Volume was 741 million shares worth P1.67 billion, boosted by several cross and block sales.
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[Title] => Index drops to 8-week low as market remains cautious
[Summary] => Shares dropped to their lowest level in two months yesterday as investors exercised caution ahead of the weekend amid continued political uncertainty.
High oil prices and Wall Street’s overnight decline also contributed to the selloff, traders said.
The benchmark 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index dropped below the critical 1,900-point support level, giving up 23.07 points, or 1.2 percent, to 1,882.77, its worst finish since July 14 at 1879.46.
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[Title] => Index dips as traders take profits ahead of EVAT ruling
[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.23 percent higher yesterday as investors opted to take profits ahead of a Supreme Court ruling on crucial tax legislation, dealers said.
They said an overnight gain on Wall Street and a modest retreat in oil prices also helped in the technical recovery. There was also renewed interest in mining issues after government announced it has opened exploration sites for public bidding.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index put on 4.51 points at 1,941.41. It traded between 1,935.92 and 1,947.10.
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[Title] => Last-minute bargain hunting limits market’s fall
[Summary] => Share prices closed slightly lower yesterday, with last-minute bargain hunting limiting the market’s fall, brokers said.
They said the market consolidated in the absence of fresh positive leads and amid mounting concerns over a political scandal linking President Arroyo’s husband and a son to gambling activities.
The charges, made by the political opposition, have not been substantiated and already denied by the President.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index shed 3.25 points to 1,883.48. It traded between 1,878.25 and 1,886.73.
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[Title] => Index eases 9 pts on technical correction
[Summary] => Share prices ended lower yesterday as the market continued to undergo a technical correction following the strong run-up staged in recent sessions, traders said.
The 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index closed down 8.97 points, or 0.7 percent, at 1,356.15, after shedding 1.4 percent Tuesday. Decliners led gainers 34 to 26, while 43 issues were unchanged.
Prior to the previous session’s loss, the main index rose 6.6 percent in three straight trading days.
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The 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index rose 4.38 points, or 0.2 percent, to 2,243.22, after falling 0.8 percent Monday.
"We are beginning to enter a consolidation period," said DA Market Securities president Nestor Aguila, referring to the so-called "ghost month" when investors take a break from the market. The period usually begins in late July and runs through August.
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"The missile test was just a blip. It is still a geopolitical concern that will be watched by markets carefully, but I think the fundamentals of the region are now carrying more weight in investors’ minds," said Fitzgerald Aclan, assistant vice president for the trust banking services of Banco de Oro.
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[Title] => Market tumbles 7.62 pts on weak PLDT, SM Prime
[Summary] => The main Philippine stock index declined Wednesday, weighed down by losses in blue chips Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) and SM Prime.
The benchmark 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index fell 7.62 points, or 0.4 percent, to 2,099.74, after shedding 0.1 percent Tuesday.
But selling was not broad-based, with gainers outnumbering decliners 46 to 41, while 51 stocks were unchanged.
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[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.35 percent higher yesterday on mild bargain-hunting in telecom and banking stocks, dealers said.
They said concerns over a possible interest rate increase to head off inflation pressures and doubts about the implementation of a new expanded value-added tax (VAT) muted the rally.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index rose 6.71 points to 1,909.80 after trading between 1,903.09 and 1,914.15. Volume was 741 million shares worth P1.67 billion, boosted by several cross and block sales.
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[Summary] => Shares dropped to their lowest level in two months yesterday as investors exercised caution ahead of the weekend amid continued political uncertainty.
High oil prices and Wall Street’s overnight decline also contributed to the selloff, traders said.
The benchmark 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index dropped below the critical 1,900-point support level, giving up 23.07 points, or 1.2 percent, to 1,882.77, its worst finish since July 14 at 1879.46.
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[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.23 percent higher yesterday as investors opted to take profits ahead of a Supreme Court ruling on crucial tax legislation, dealers said.
They said an overnight gain on Wall Street and a modest retreat in oil prices also helped in the technical recovery. There was also renewed interest in mining issues after government announced it has opened exploration sites for public bidding.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index put on 4.51 points at 1,941.41. It traded between 1,935.92 and 1,947.10.
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[Summary] => Share prices closed slightly lower yesterday, with last-minute bargain hunting limiting the market’s fall, brokers said.
They said the market consolidated in the absence of fresh positive leads and amid mounting concerns over a political scandal linking President Arroyo’s husband and a son to gambling activities.
The charges, made by the political opposition, have not been substantiated and already denied by the President.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index shed 3.25 points to 1,883.48. It traded between 1,878.25 and 1,886.73.
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The 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index closed down 8.97 points, or 0.7 percent, at 1,356.15, after shedding 1.4 percent Tuesday. Decliners led gainers 34 to 26, while 43 issues were unchanged.
Prior to the previous session’s loss, the main index rose 6.6 percent in three straight trading days.
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