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Philippine elections may spell fat Philippine stock returns

MANILA (Bloomberg) The eve of Philippine presidential elections could be a good window to plow money into the nation’s equities. In the six months following a presidential election, the Philippine Stock Exchange Index has given world-beating returns in four of the last five times there were polls to elect a new leader.

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MANILA: Food giant Monde Nissin Corp’s record-breaking entry into the Philippine stock market is driving a shake-up that is impacting everything from the nation’s consumer sector to holdings of some of the biggest money managers.

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Investors brace for Asia's worst stock market to fall further

Virus curbs: A file picture showing a woman receiving a vaccine against Covid-19 in Manila. A spike in virus cases since mid-March spurred the Philippine government to reimpose lockdowns. — AFP MANILA: A rout that’s made the Philippine benchmark equity gauge the worst performer in the Asia-Pacific region risks worsening in the wake of fresh virus curbs. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index has tumbled 7.7% so far in 2021. While a two-day bounce has lifted the gauge above a critical 200-day support line, surging Covid-19 infections and fears of a lengthy lockdown in Manila have prompted investors such as Gerard Abad to hoard cash as they brace for further turbulence.

Investors brace for further PH stock fall

Published April 8, 2021, 6:00 AM A rout that’s made the Philippine benchmark equity gauge the worst performer in the Asia Pacific region risks worsening in the wake of fresh virus curbs. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index has tumbled 7.7% so far in 2021. While a two-day bounce has lifted the gauge above a critical 200-day support line, surging COVID-19 infections and fears of a lengthy lockdown in Manila have prompted investors such as Gerard Abad to hoard cash as they brace for further turbulence.  “There is more downside risk at this point in time,” said Abad, chief investment officer at AB Capital & Investment Corp. His cash holdings have doubled since the start of the year as he expects the stock gauge to retreat to as low as 6,000 if the virus curbs fail. The measure ended Tuesday’s session at 6,590.11.