Stocks fall amid worries over Middle East conflict
Stocks fell Thursday over mounting worries over the Middle East conflict and the rise in US Treasury yields.
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Stocks advance ahead of BSP meeting
MANILA, Philippines — Share prices sustained their climb for a second consecutive session as investors continued their bargain hunting while waiting for the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) meeting this week.
Peso stays at P58.80:$1; PSEi snaps 8-day slump
THE peso arrested its fall on Monday but stayed at an over 19-month low while the stock market snapped an eight-day decline to edge higher.
Peso hits P58.80:$1; PSEi down nearly 3%
THE peso and the stock market ended the week on a sour note with both hitting multi-month lows amid a continued lack of positive catalysts.
Interest rate woes dampen stock market
MANILA, Philippines — Share prices plunged for a fourth consecutive session on investor concerns over the direction of interest rates.
Peso hits 19-mo low; PSEi up 0.59%
THE peso hit a 19-month low on Monday while the stock market managed a positive start to the week as investors hunted for bargains.
Peso snaps win streak; stock market edges lower
THE peso and stock market both closed the week on a negative note, with the currency snapping a three-day winning streak and the bourse threatening a return to the 6,500 level.
Stocks, peso fall at week's close
THE stock market ended lower week on week following a mixed performance since Monday, with the benchmark index nearing the support level of 6,400 after declining for the second day in a row, with the peso likewise losing against the greenback on Friday.
Stocks close weaker, peso improves
THE stock market remained in the red amid inflation concerns, while the Philippine currency ended the week stronger against the greenback on Friday.