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  1. PSEi falls 0.73 percent as peso weakens

    PSEi falls 0.73 percent as peso weakens

    The market retreated, falling 41.64 points to 5,701.54 after two consecutive sessions of gains, with investors remaining cautious amid growing expectations…

  2. STI Education Systems Holdings chairman Eusebio H. Tanco rings the opening bell at the Philippine Stock Exchange on Monday, 12 October 2026 to mark STI’s Inc. 50th year as a publicly listed company. In the photo with Mr. Tanco are (from left) PhilhealthCare Inc. and PhilLife Financial president and CEO Jaeger L. Tanco, Philippine School of Business Administration-Manila, Inc. president and CEO Vanessa L. Tanco, STI president and CEO Monico V. Jacob, PSE president and CEO Ramon S. Monzon, PSE chief operating officer Atty. Roel A. Refran, PSE Issuer Regulation Division head Atty. Marigel M. Baniqued-Garcia, PSE general counsel Atty. Veronica V. del Rosario and PSE Corporate secretary Atty. Aissa V. Encarnacion.

    STI marks 50 years on with PSE

    STI Education Systems Holdings Inc. marked its 50th year as a publicly listed company by ringing the Philippine Stock Exchange opening bell on October 12,…

  3. Lowering the Cost of Going Public

    Lowering the Cost of Going Public

    It is more IPOs, a broader base of listed companies, deeper participation by retail and institutional investors, and a capital market that finances enterprise…

  4. Peso slumps to new record low as stocks tumble

    Peso slumps to new record low as stocks tumble

    The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) fell 126.30 points, or 2.20 percent, to 5,610.39 on Thursday, while the peso weakened 15 centavos, or 0.24 percent,…

  5. Figaro Coffee and Angel's Pizza

    Figaro eyes PSE exit at P0.82 per share

    Figaro Culinary Group Inc. plans to exit the Philippine Stock Exchange, offering minority shareholders P0.82 per share in a voluntary delisting move backed by…

  6. THE central bank released its September inflation forecast on Wednesday, expecting inflation to rise, driven in part by elevated food prices, adding to investor concerns in the local equity market.

    PSEi extends losing streak to four sessions

    The PSEi fell for a fourth straight session as investors weighed the BSP’s forecast of September inflation reaching 6.4% to 7.4%. The peso also weakened amid…

  7. MICHAEL Ricafort, chief economist at Rizal Commercial Banking Corp., said additional funding raised out of Mynt’s IPO may support GCash’s expansion, potentially allowing more Filipinos, particularly those in underserved areas, to gain access to digital financial products and services.

    GCash IPO seen widening financial inclusion

    The growing use of digital financial services could make the Mynt listing a catalyst for broader financial inclusion, particularly as these platforms become…

  8. Stocks fall as yields, oil prices climb

    Stocks fall as yields, oil prices climb

    The Philippine stock market fell while the peso weakened as rising US Treasury yields, higher oil prices and uncertainty over the US-Iran conflict kept…

  9. GCash IPO seen widening financial inclusion

    GCash IPO seen widening financial inclusion

    The planned listing of GCash parent Mynt could help widen access to digital financial services in areas that remain underserved by traditional banks, as…

  10. PSEi falls on oil, U.S.-Iran tensions

    PSEi falls on oil, U.S.-Iran tensions

    The Philippine Stock Exchange index fell 0.64% to 5,788.87, while the peso weakened to P62.545 against the US dollar as renewed US-Iran tensions, rising oil…

  11. GCASH parent Mynt sets IPO offering for 6 to 23 October.

    GCash IPO puts P669-B valuation to the test

    Mynt’s proposed P92.3-billion IPO has attracted major institutional investors, but its P10 offer price and P669-billion valuation hinge on sustained earnings…

  12. PSEi hits lowest close since November 2025

    PSEi hits lowest close since November 2025

    The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) extended its losing streak to a fifth consecutive session Thursday, falling 65.12 points, or 1.12 percent, to…