In this episode of Market On Close, the PSEi slipped 0.37% week-on-week to close at 6,315.93, though foreign investors posted net buying of ₱1.22 billion. We break down the week’s market turnover, sector performance, and how the peso moved. On the economic side, we talk about the BSP’s updated inflation outlook and the possibility of a rate cut this August.

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The PSEi staged a rebound last week, helped by bargain hunting and optimism over trade talks. In this episode, we go over sector performance, names hitting fresh highs, and AREIT’s test of key resistance.  

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In this episode of Market On Close, the PSEi gained 0.76% week-on-week to close at 6,413.18, with foreign investors recording ₱340 million in net buying. We cover market turnover, sector movements, and how the peso performed during the week. On the economic front, we discuss new US tariffs on Philippine goods, the widening budget deficit, updated growth forecasts, and recent investment pledges from the US. We also round up major corporate stories and what’s coming up in the trading calendar.

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The PSEi pulled back last week as global tariff concerns and a weaker peso weighed on sentiment. In this episode, we go over the sector declines, fresh 52-week highs, and Monde’s quiet move toward resistance. 

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In this episode of Market On Close, the PSEi dropped 2.42% week-on-week to close at 6,303.72, as foreign investors recorded ₱3.43 billion in net outflows. On the economic side, we talk about the country’s updated growth outlook, rising bank assets, steady remittance flows, and possible changes in online gaming regulations. We also round up key corporate developments and what to watch for in the upcoming trading week.

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The PSEi opened the week on a strong note but pulled back the next day as cautious sentiment set in ahead of key U.S. inflation data. In this episode, we look at sector moves and how Jollibee (JFC) is setting up within its long-term range.

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In this episode of Market on Close, the PSEi gained 1.01% week-on-week to close at 6,459.88, while foreign investors posted net outflows for the sixth straight week. We break down market turnover, sector performance, and peso movement. On the economic side, we discuss the Philippines’ response to U.S. tariffs, a rebound in foreign investments, improved labor data, rising bank lending, and stronger manufacturing output. We also look at the latest policy updates and business trends shaping the local market.This podcast was prepared by a sales function within BPI Securities Corporation (“BSC”). Any opinions expressed herein are solely those of the creator and may be different from the views expressed by BSC itself and its other departments.This podcast is published for the information of the recipients only. This podcast is not to be construed as a solicitation to buy or sell any securities, futures, options or other financial instruments, to participate in any particular trading strategy or to provide any investment advice or services. Any recommendation discussed herein does not pertain to any specific investment objectives, financial situation and the particular needs of any recipient.

Markets pulled back after a four-day rally but still ended June in the green. In this episode, we look at sector movers, currency shifts, and where the PSEi might go next.

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In this episode of Market on Close, the PSEi slipped 0.87% week-on-week to 6,339.77 as foreign investors continued to sell, with most sectors ending in the red. We go through the week’s trading stats, peso movement, and the latest rate cut by the BSP. Plus, we cover key economic stories on car sales, remittances, tourism, and the country’s widening trade gap — along with corporate headlines across property, power, banking, logistics, education, and digital finance.

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Philippine stocks edged higher for the second week, supported by trade optimism and anticipation of a BSP rate cut. In this episode, we talk about market drivers, standout names, and Puregold’s push toward resistance. 

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