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[Title] => Share prices rebound on better economic outlook
[Summary] => Share prices rose sharply yesterday, adding 2.31 percent to post their best finish in more than nine years on the back of increasing investor confidence in the long-term outlook for the economy, dealers said.
Top telecom Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) led the way, hitting record highs.
The composite index jumped 63.55 points to 2,818.83, just off the high for the session of 2,819.24. This was the strongest finish since June 27, 1997, when the market closed at 2,835.03.
The all-share index rose 27.02 points to 1,726.25.
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[Title] => Market climbs 8 pts with bank shares leading gains
[Summary] => Share prices closed up 0.39 percent yesterday, hitting their highest level in six weeks as investors bought bank stocks amid an improved outlook for the sector, dealers said.
However, the financial sector was the only one to see significant interest, with trading light elsewhere in the market.
The composite index added 8.40 points to 2,150.17 after trading between 2,141.77 and 2,157.00.
This is the best closing level since Feb. 2 when the composite index finished at 2,159.37.
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[Title] => Index eases on Wall St drop, weak export figures
[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.3 percent lower yesterday as the market consolidated in the face of the downturn on Wall Street and the release of disappointing January export figures, dealers said.
The consolidation mode came following recent sharp swings and in the absence of new, compelling leads, they added.
The composite index slipped 6.40 points to 2,103.37 after trading between 2,091.17 and 2,110.08.
The broader all-shares index fell 6.80 points to 1,017.43.
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[Title] => Index edges up on lower budget deficit figure
[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.18 percent higher yesterday, supported by figures showing a lower budget deficit last year and an easing in oil prices, dealers said.
However, continuing rumors of new plots to overthrow President Arroyo kept some investors worried, they said.
The composite index rose 3.86 points to 2,103.37 after trading between 2,095.78 and 2,105.49.
Volume reached 3.5 billion shares worth P786.1 million. Gainers marginally outnumbered decliners 40 to 39, while 53 stocks ended unchanged.
The all-shares index advanced 5.93 points to 986.92.
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[Title] => Index ends virtually flat due to bargain-hunting
[Summary] => Share prices closed virtually flat yesterday in mixed trade, finishing the week on a steadier note, dealers said.
They said sentiment was mixed, with investors nervous about the latest political developments but at the same time bullish about the long-term prospects for the economy and the government’s fiscal performance.
The composite index slipped 0.83 points to 2,108.25 after trading between 2,101.57 and 2,112.79. Volume was 3.13 billion shares worth P1.13 billion.
However, gainers beat losers 47 to 27, with 49 stocks unchanged.
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[Title] => Index retreats 28.85 pts on across-the-board selling
[Summary] => Share prices closed 1.34 percent lower yesterday on across-the-board selling prompted by a fresh spike in oil prices and Wall Street’s losses overnight, dealers said.
Massive losses in Tokyo generally unsettled the region, with investors there anxious about a probe into Internet company Livedoor.
The composite index gave up 28.85 points to 2,125.45 after trading between 2,117.61 and 2,154.30. Turnover was 2.68 billion shares worth P2.34 billion, about of a third of which were sold in cross transactions.
The all-shares index fell 19.28 points to 999.76.
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Top telecom Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) led the way, hitting record highs.
The composite index jumped 63.55 points to 2,818.83, just off the high for the session of 2,819.24. This was the strongest finish since June 27, 1997, when the market closed at 2,835.03.
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However, the financial sector was the only one to see significant interest, with trading light elsewhere in the market.
The composite index added 8.40 points to 2,150.17 after trading between 2,141.77 and 2,157.00.
This is the best closing level since Feb. 2 when the composite index finished at 2,159.37.
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The consolidation mode came following recent sharp swings and in the absence of new, compelling leads, they added.
The composite index slipped 6.40 points to 2,103.37 after trading between 2,091.17 and 2,110.08.
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However, continuing rumors of new plots to overthrow President Arroyo kept some investors worried, they said.
The composite index rose 3.86 points to 2,103.37 after trading between 2,095.78 and 2,105.49.
Volume reached 3.5 billion shares worth P786.1 million. Gainers marginally outnumbered decliners 40 to 39, while 53 stocks ended unchanged.
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The composite index slipped 0.83 points to 2,108.25 after trading between 2,101.57 and 2,112.79. Volume was 3.13 billion shares worth P1.13 billion.
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Massive losses in Tokyo generally unsettled the region, with investors there anxious about a probe into Internet company Livedoor.
The composite index gave up 28.85 points to 2,125.45 after trading between 2,117.61 and 2,154.30. Turnover was 2.68 billion shares worth P2.34 billion, about of a third of which were sold in cross transactions.
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