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More bloodletting expected at mart

By Rosemarie Francisco | October 11, 2001 - 12:00am

Philippine stocks may appear like a screaming buy after the main index fell to its lowest in a decade yesterday but fund managers and analysts said more bloodletting was likely before any significant recovery.

Business

Peso dives to 51 to $1; stocks take hammering

By Rocel Felix | April 27, 2001 - 12:00am

The initial euphoria over the arrest of former President Joseph Estrada turned out to be short-lived as gloom descended again on local markets yesterday with investors turning jittery over the unrest caused by Estrada’s...

Business