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Share prices closed 0.46 percent lower yesterday after Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) reported a weaker first half net profit, dealers said.
They said investors were also sidelined, awaiting signals from US monetary authorities, who will decide later in the day whether or not to end a two-year cycle of interest rate hikes.
The composite index ended down 10.88 points at the day’s low of 2,367.75. It touched a high of 2,382.19. The broader all-shares index retreated 3.49 points to 1,453.44.
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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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Share prices closed 0.1 percent lower yesterday as investors remained cautious due to higher oil prices and ahead of the US Federal Reserve policy meeting, dealers said.
They said another rise in US interest rates would come as no surprise, but investors were focused on the accompanying statement for an outlook of the US economy and whether the current rate cycle was nearing an end.
The composite index fell 2.36 points to 2,099.04 after moving between 2,097.24 and 2,108.97. The broader all-shares index retreated 0.80 point to 1,269.30.
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[Title] => Index dips on weak PLDT, fresh concerns on EVAT
[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.29 percent lower yesterday, weighed down by losses in market leader Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) and ahead of a Supreme Court (SC) ruling on the expanded value added tax (EVAT) law, the centrepiece of the government’s fiscal policy, dealers said.
They said fresh concerns over the EVAT law, which has been held up by legal challenges from the opposition, combined with the likelihood of a further rise in interest rates to dampen sentiment.
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They said investors were also sidelined, awaiting signals from US monetary authorities, who will decide later in the day whether or not to end a two-year cycle of interest rate hikes.
The composite index ended down 10.88 points at the day’s low of 2,367.75. It touched a high of 2,382.19. The broader all-shares index retreated 3.49 points to 1,453.44.
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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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They said another rise in US interest rates would come as no surprise, but investors were focused on the accompanying statement for an outlook of the US economy and whether the current rate cycle was nearing an end.
The composite index fell 2.36 points to 2,099.04 after moving between 2,097.24 and 2,108.97. The broader all-shares index retreated 0.80 point to 1,269.30.
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[Summary] => Share prices closed 0.29 percent lower yesterday, weighed down by losses in market leader Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) and ahead of a Supreme Court (SC) ruling on the expanded value added tax (EVAT) law, the centrepiece of the government’s fiscal policy, dealers said.
They said fresh concerns over the EVAT law, which has been held up by legal challenges from the opposition, combined with the likelihood of a further rise in interest rates to dampen sentiment.
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