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[Title] => Peso up on OFW remittances
[Summary] => The peso closed at a seven-week high of 55.770 to a dollar, bolstered by strong remittance inflows from overseas Filipino workers, traders said yesterday.
The peso was also supported by the dollar’s weaker performance against most currencies in the region and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) saying monetary policy will remain cautious despite the easing of inflation in September, traders said. The nationwide inflation rate stood at a 13-month low of seven percent in September.
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[Title] => Index inches up 2.6 pts on modest bargain-hunting
[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.13 percent higher yesterday as modest bargain-hunting in the banks enlivened an otherwise sluggish market, dealers said.
They said renewed political jitters and a further delay in the collection of a expanded value-added tax (EVAT) law continue to weigh on sentiment.
The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) composite index rose 2.59 points to 1,940.94 after trading between 1,943.74 to 1,931.36 points.
Turnover stood at 782.8 million shares worth P914.27 million.
The all-shares index gained 1.07 points to 1,179.59.
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[Title] => Market dips as investors stay on the sidelines
[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.17 percent lower yesterday as investors stayed on the sidelines, cautious about political concerns and rising oil prices, dealers said.
However, gains in market leader Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) and bargain-hunting interest in Ayala Land provided the market with some support, they added.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index fell 3.40 points to 1,955.22 after trading between 1,943.49 and 1,960.99. Volume was 896 million shares worth P1.4 billion.
The broader all-shares index fell 1.68 points to 1,189.30.
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[Title] => Market rebounds 39 points after 3 days of sharp losses
[Summary] => Share prices ended sharply higher yesterday as the market rebounded from three straight sessions of losses amid political worries sparked by accusations against President Arroyo.
"The market’s rally was a result of a technical bounce. Fund managers accumulated stocks already trading at basement prices," said First Grade Securities managing director Astro del Castillo.
The benchmark 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index jumped 38.94 points, or 2.1 percent, to 1,937.18, after falling 7.4 percent over the past three days.
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[Title] => Mart seen to consolidate within a narrow range
[Summary] => The equities market will continue to consolidate within a narrow range this week as news-hungry investors opt to be more selective than speculative, analysts said.
"The market is expected to continue its consolidation in the absence of any fresh developments. Bargain hunters are seen to take the opportunity of market dips to accumulate; however, equal pressure has been noted from sellers accounting for the market’s rather lackluster performance (last week)," BPI Securities vice president Spencer Yap said.
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[Title] => Shares to remain volatile this week, say analysts
[Summary] => Share prices are likely to remain volatile this week, following a wild swing the past week, as the market enters a correction phase, analysts said.
"The market is likely to be volatile and we suggest to wait for the market to stabilize since it can go either way. Our long-term outlook, however, remains bullish and we see the correction as an opportunity to enter the market," Roberto Cano of BPI Securities said.
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[Title] => Market headed for another consolidation phase — analysts
[Summary] => The stock market is headed back to a consolidation phase and investors are advised to take the usual wait-and-see stance ahead of the release of more corporate 2001 earnings reports and other economic news.
"The market is likely to continue with its correction until fresh news would provide some strength to break the downward momentum. We suggest that investors adopt a wait-and-see attitude until the market shows signs of stabilizing," said Roberto Cano, a senior analyst at BPI Securities.
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[Title] => Market due for correction this week – analyst
[Summary] => Stocks are expected to take a breather after an extended run-up period although analysts believe the correction will be temporary as investors consolidate their positions and gear up for another rally.
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[Title] => Analysts say stock market gains to continue this week
[Summary] => The stock market sustained an uptrend last week and is expected to "look good" in the near term, particularly in the run-up toward the holiday spending and year-end window-dressing season, analysts said.
For the fifth straight week, the 30-company main index ended on a higher note, closing last Friday at 1,130.20 points, up by 1.73 points or 0.15 percent week-on-week.
But despite the continued uptick, stock experts remain apprehensive about the market’s longer-term prospects, given the limited gains and the trading swings seen this week.
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[Title] => Stocks seen consolidating within narrow range as investors remain cautious
[Summary] => Stocks moved modestly higher last week but analysts still expect the market to consolidate within a narrow range over the medium term as investors remain clueless on when the global economic slowdown would come to an end.
"As investors look forward to prospects for the next year, we may see continued accumulation on selected sectors; however, with the outlook for the economy clouded, market appreciation may be capped early," BPI Securities analyst Spencer Yap said.
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The peso was also supported by the dollar’s weaker performance against most currencies in the region and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) saying monetary policy will remain cautious despite the easing of inflation in September, traders said. The nationwide inflation rate stood at a 13-month low of seven percent in September.
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[Title] => Index inches up 2.6 pts on modest bargain-hunting
[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.13 percent higher yesterday as modest bargain-hunting in the banks enlivened an otherwise sluggish market, dealers said.
They said renewed political jitters and a further delay in the collection of a expanded value-added tax (EVAT) law continue to weigh on sentiment.
The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) composite index rose 2.59 points to 1,940.94 after trading between 1,943.74 to 1,931.36 points.
Turnover stood at 782.8 million shares worth P914.27 million.
The all-shares index gained 1.07 points to 1,179.59.
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[Title] => Market dips as investors stay on the sidelines
[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.17 percent lower yesterday as investors stayed on the sidelines, cautious about political concerns and rising oil prices, dealers said.
However, gains in market leader Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) and bargain-hunting interest in Ayala Land provided the market with some support, they added.
The Philippine Stock Exchange composite index fell 3.40 points to 1,955.22 after trading between 1,943.49 and 1,960.99. Volume was 896 million shares worth P1.4 billion.
The broader all-shares index fell 1.68 points to 1,189.30.
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[Summary] => Share prices ended sharply higher yesterday as the market rebounded from three straight sessions of losses amid political worries sparked by accusations against President Arroyo.
"The market’s rally was a result of a technical bounce. Fund managers accumulated stocks already trading at basement prices," said First Grade Securities managing director Astro del Castillo.
The benchmark 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index jumped 38.94 points, or 2.1 percent, to 1,937.18, after falling 7.4 percent over the past three days.
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[Summary] => The equities market will continue to consolidate within a narrow range this week as news-hungry investors opt to be more selective than speculative, analysts said.
"The market is expected to continue its consolidation in the absence of any fresh developments. Bargain hunters are seen to take the opportunity of market dips to accumulate; however, equal pressure has been noted from sellers accounting for the market’s rather lackluster performance (last week)," BPI Securities vice president Spencer Yap said.
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[Title] => Shares to remain volatile this week, say analysts
[Summary] => Share prices are likely to remain volatile this week, following a wild swing the past week, as the market enters a correction phase, analysts said.
"The market is likely to be volatile and we suggest to wait for the market to stabilize since it can go either way. Our long-term outlook, however, remains bullish and we see the correction as an opportunity to enter the market," Roberto Cano of BPI Securities said.
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[Summary] => The stock market is headed back to a consolidation phase and investors are advised to take the usual wait-and-see stance ahead of the release of more corporate 2001 earnings reports and other economic news.
"The market is likely to continue with its correction until fresh news would provide some strength to break the downward momentum. We suggest that investors adopt a wait-and-see attitude until the market shows signs of stabilizing," said Roberto Cano, a senior analyst at BPI Securities.
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For the fifth straight week, the 30-company main index ended on a higher note, closing last Friday at 1,130.20 points, up by 1.73 points or 0.15 percent week-on-week.
But despite the continued uptick, stock experts remain apprehensive about the market’s longer-term prospects, given the limited gains and the trading swings seen this week.
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"As investors look forward to prospects for the next year, we may see continued accumulation on selected sectors; however, with the outlook for the economy clouded, market appreciation may be capped early," BPI Securities analyst Spencer Yap said.
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