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MANILA - The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) started the year with losses as coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) cases globally rise anew but the Philippine peso keeps its footing against the greenback. The main stocks index shed 1.14 percent, or 81.36 points, to 7,041.27 points. All Shares slipped by 1.05 percent, or 40.22 points, to 3,777.90 points. Most of the sectoral indexes also finished the day on the red, led by the Property, which fell by 2.90 percent. It was trailed by the Financials, 1.58 percent; Services, 1.42 percent; Industrial, 0.83 percent; and Holding Firms, 0.06 perce...

MANILA - The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) started the week higher amid the quiet session during the Christmas holiday, but the peso weakened against the US dollar. The main equities index rose by 1.02 percent, or 72.94 points, to 7,254.80 points. All Shares followed with a jump of 0.54 percent, or 20.70 points, to 3,842.96 points. Most of the sectoral indexes also gained during the day with the Financials rising by 1.89 percent; Services, 1.24 percent; and Holding Firms, 1.18 percent. The Property and Mining and Oil indexes moved sideways after an increase of 0.09 percent and 0.04 pe...

MANILA - The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) rebounded on Thursday after days in the negative territory as investors set aside concerns over the Omicron coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) variant, a performance mirrored by the peso. The main equities index rose by 1.81 percent, or 128.86 points, to 7,248.05 points. It was trailed by all other gauges, with All Shares up by 1.09 percent, or 41.23 points, to 3,838.45 points. Holding Firms led the sectoral indexes after it rose by 2.63 percent, followed by Property, 2.19 percent; Mining and Oil, 1.28 percent; Financials, 0.82 percent; Indu...

MANILA - Profit-taking ahead of the holidays resulted in another decline in the Philippines' main equities index on Wednesday and the peso followed after slipping to the 50-level against the US dollar. The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) slipped by 0.67 percent, or 47.87 points, to 7,119.19 points. All Shares followed but with a lower decline of 0.22 percent, or 8.45 points, to 3,797.22 points. Most of the sectoral indexes also finished the day on the red - Holding Firms, 1.81 percent; Property, 0.64 percent; Financials, 0.25 percent; and Services, 0.02 percent. On the other hand, I...

MANILA - Concerns on the impact of the Omicron variant of coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) continue to hit the local bourse but the peso kept its footing against the US dollar on Tuesday. The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) shed 0.97 percent, or 70.55 points, to 7,167.06 points. All Shares declined by 0.59 percent, or 22.71 points, to 3,805.67 points. Financials posted the highest drop among the sectoral gauges at 1.55 percent. It was trailed by the Services, 0.87 percent; Property, 0.84 percent; Industrial, 0.73 percent; Holding Firms, 0.68 percent; and Mining and Oil, 0.05 percent....