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The 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index rose  79.27 points, or 2.2 percent, to 3,677.19 _ its highest close since July  24.



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The 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange dropped 4.61  points, or 0.1 percent, at 3,572.90, after advancing 8.7 percent in six out of  the past seven sessions.


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Overnight gains on Wall Street also provided buying impetus and negated fears by a sharp drop in the Chinese market that has caused fears of another sell-off in global equities, they said. 



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