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Last week Share prices gained for the second straight week, with the main index rising above the resistance level of 6,700 points. The benchmark Philippine Stock Exchange index gained 21.16 points to close at 6,707.25 points. The main index was down for the most part of the week, especially after…

Last week SHARE prices closed lower last week with the main index slipping to 6,100 points as investors remained on a wait-and-see mode ahead of central banks’ meetings this week. The benchmark Philippine Stock Exchange index fell 96.60 points to close at 6,126.34 points. The main index was down in…

Mabini Energy Corp. has secured an additional P10.82 million funding from its parent firm to further boost its wind assessment in its service contract area in Batangas.

Rates are going up, and they’ll be going up for a while, so if AEV needs this money to accomplish anything...

PNX put out a second statement on the matter to say that it’s never even heard of this case outside of social media, so we’re going to have to wait and see what’s going on.

Listed Basic Energy Corp. is exchanging its equity investments in two Thai engineering, procurement and construction contractors for equipment to be used for its solarization projects in the country.

I haven’t had a lot of time to digest what’s happening with BSC.

The Philippine Stock Exchange has suspended trading in 11 companies starting June 1 for failing to submit reportorial requirements.

MANILA: Philippine stocks have rapidly gone from one of the world’s best performers to the absolute worst, prompting the nation’s growing pack of retail investors to shift attention to speculative penny stocks in the search for better returns. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index is down 7.4% so far this year, the biggest decline among 92 global equity benchmarks tracked by Bloomberg. That’s a dramatic turnaround after the gauge’s 22% surge in the three months ended December saw it ranke...

Manila: Philippine stocks have rapidly gone from one of the worlds best performers to the absolute worst, prompting the nations growing pack of retail investors to shift attention to speculative penny stocks in the search for better returns. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index is down 7.4% so far this year, the biggest decline among 92 global equity benchmarks tracked by Bloomberg. Thats a dramatic turnaround after the gauges 22% surge in the three months ended December saw it ranked No. 16 for...