PSEi dips as investors book profits
The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) ended the trading week lower at 6,464.67, down 0.35 percent on Friday, 16 January.
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The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) ended the trading week lower at 6,464.67, down 0.35 percent on Friday, 16 January.
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The Marcos Jr. administration must get to the bottom of the ongoing corruption scandal stemming from anomalous flood control projects to revive market…
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Successful investigations and governance reforms addressing corruption are critical to restoring investor confidence in capital markets, according to…
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A group of Filipino and Chinese artists collaborated on a large-scale friendship mural highlighting shared values of unity, cooperation, and hope for future…
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The Philippine Stock Exchange, Inc. (PSE) President and CEO Ramon S. Monzon led the delegates from PSE and its subsidiaries, Philippine Dealing System Holdings…
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YANGON (AFP) — Hundreds of prisoners walked free in Myanmar on Sunday after the junta announced annual independence day pardons, just a week after the start of…
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Despite the market’s gains, analysts noted that the local bourse is coming off a losing year marked by weak trading activity and heavy net foreign selling,…
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The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) closed 2025 at 6,052.92, down 475.87 points from end-2024 — a 7.29 percent year-on-year decline. This marked the…
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Despite the decline in the main index, the Exchange’s two other key benchmarks delivered positive yields: year-on-year, the PSE MidCap and PSE DivY indices…
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has shut down Seek Explore Sports Association, Inc., pulling its corporate registration after finding that the…
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With only 0.5 hospital beds per 1,000 Filipinos, the country’s healthcare system is stretched thin—prompting the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to…
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At Siena College, Japan arrived as a ‘standard,’ quietly forcing students to reconsider what ambition actually demands.
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The sound of drums and bagpipes playing renditions of popular Christmas carols filled the air.
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MUSCAT, Oman (AFP) — Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels and its internationally-recognized government have agreed to a prisoner swap that includes nearly 3,000…
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KHAN YUNIS, Palestinian Territories (AFP) — When her children, trembling with fear, ask where the family can go to escape Israel’s continued bombardment in…
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JERUSALEM (AFP) — Israeli bulldozers tore through a four-story residential building in east Jerusalem on Monday, displacing scores of Palestinians in what…
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Art did what treaties can’t: put Malaysia and the Philippines in the same room and made it work.
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Officials of the Association for Philippines–China Understanding (APCU) met with Chinese Ambassador H.E. Jing Quan at the Chinese Embassy in Manila to discuss…
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