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[Title] => Index climbs on continued gains by heavyweight PLDT
[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.19 percent higher yesterday as continued gains in index heavyweight Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) allowed the market to push its recent modest advance, dealers said.
They said the gains, however, were capped by profit-taking before the Lunar New Year holiday, when many fund managers are expected to be on vacation.
The composite index rose 4.08 points to 2,121.89 after trading between 2,117.81 and 2,126.16. Volume was 2.59 billion shares worth P1.32 billion.
The all-shares index rose 4.22 points to 1,024.46.
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[Title] => Modest bargain-hunting gives market slight boost
[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.23 percent higher yesterday on modest bargain-hunting after a sharp two-day fall sparked by political concerns and record oil prices, dealers said.
They said, however, that the gains would likely be shortlived in the face of possible political instability sparked by allegations of vote rigging and corruption against President Gloria Arroyo and members of her family.
How the economy fares under the pressure of record oil prices is a long-term issue which could easily derail economic policy.
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[Title] => Market tumbles 6 pts due to absence of fresh leads
[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.34 percent lower yesterday on profit-taking after a three-day upturn, with little fresh news available to sustain the advance, dealers said.
They said the market clearly welcomed news that the government had a budget surplus in April – the first time in four years – but there was no follow-through.
The composite index was down 6.36 points to 1,886.73 after moving between 1,873.42 and 1,894.31. Volume was 342 million shares worth 879 million.
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They said the gains, however, were capped by profit-taking before the Lunar New Year holiday, when many fund managers are expected to be on vacation.
The composite index rose 4.08 points to 2,121.89 after trading between 2,117.81 and 2,126.16. Volume was 2.59 billion shares worth P1.32 billion.
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They said, however, that the gains would likely be shortlived in the face of possible political instability sparked by allegations of vote rigging and corruption against President Gloria Arroyo and members of her family.
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They said the market clearly welcomed news that the government had a budget surplus in April – the first time in four years – but there was no follow-through.
The composite index was down 6.36 points to 1,886.73 after moving between 1,873.42 and 1,894.31. Volume was 342 million shares worth 879 million.
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