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Local equities rose slightly amid positive sentiment following the news on the arrivals of additional COVID-19 vaccines which will help boost the vaccination count in the country. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,881.2.

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Local equities declined alongside the global stocks amid risk-off sentiment over the possible default of Evergrande, the second-largest property developer in China. Investors also remained cautious ahead of the BSP and Fed policy meeting this week. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,857.9.

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Local equities fell amid negative sentiment after the Japan Center for Economic Research downgraded its growth forecast from 5.1% to 3.2%. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,912.9.

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Local equities rose, led by the services sector which grew by 2.41% amid bargain hunting. This was following the release of the improved OFW cash remittances which grew by  2.5% to $2.85 billion in July. The PSEi finished at 6,968.43 (+1.28% DoD).

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Local equities declined as market participants remained cautious amid concerns on a possible spike in COVID-19 cases following the slight easing of lockdown restrictions. Yesterday, an additional 16,989 individuals contracted the virus locally. The PSEi finished at 6,880.20 (-0.58% DoD).

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Local equities fell amid profit-taking in the latter part of the session following the easing of lockdown restrictions in Metro Manila to GCQ level 4 from MECQ. The PSEi finished at 6,920.4.

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Local equities ended flat as investors awaited US economic data releases and the implementation of granular lockdown locally which is set to start on Thursday. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,968.1.

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Local equities slightly rose as investors took positive note on the government’s approval of more granular lockdown guidelines to be implemented next week. Foreign buyers also concentrated in local stocks as US equities continued to decline last Friday. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,970.5.

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Local equities declined as investors took hints from weak US equity market activity and renewed growth concerns from the Delta variant. Investors also noted July trade data. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,924.

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Local equities rose as investors retained positive sentiment despite the extension of heightened lockdown restrictions in Metro Manila as this is seen to address the rising number of cases. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,949.4.

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Local equities rose amid anticipation of lighter restrictions, shrugging off the high inflation record in August. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,912.7.

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Local equities slightly declined as investors took profits while awaiting for the implementation of a more granular lockdown scheme. The market also weighed Philippine Airlines’ bankruptcy filing and weak payroll data in the US. The Philippine Stock Index Exchange finished at 6,877.1.

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Local equities continued to rise amid positive investor sentiment on the planned imposition of granular rather than widespread lockdowns. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,897.1.

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Local equities rose as investor optimism on vaccination and narrower localized lockdowns prevailed, with hopes of containing COVID spread. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,834.7.

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Local equities declined amid the release of weak PMI data for August, mainly driven by lockdown restrictions. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,785.9.

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Local equities gained on Tuesday after last-minute bargain hunting. Likewise, stocks rose as investors are anticipating the release of the Markit PH purchasing managers index or PMI manufacturing report on Wednesday. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,855.4.

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The Philippine economy improved by 11.8% Year-on-Year in the second quarter of 2021 while the PSEi gained 8%* in August, after falling by 9% in July.

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Local equities declined last Friday as investors remained cautious given the country’s rising COVID-19 infections. DOH reported 19,441 new infections on Saturday, bringing total cases to 1,935,700. The active cases stood at 142,679. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,786.6.

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Local equities declined on Thursday as investors went last minute profit taking amid gains from the telecommunications companies rally. Meanwhile, investors continue to watch out for the continued regulatory crackdown in China and the US Fed’s signal on possible tapering. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,820.5.

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Local equities gained after market sentiment improved following the expected arrival of more COVID-19 vaccines in the country. Also, stocks rose due to higher foreign buying after the news that Pfizer-BioNTech received full approval as a COVID-19 vaccine from the US FDA. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,822.2.

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Local equities rose amid optimism on economic recovery as the vaccination rate improved. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,678.8.

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Local equities dropped led by the property sector which fell by 2.46% followed by the holding firms which declined by 0.66%. This was mainly driven by negative sentiment as investors focused on the rising coronavirus cases.The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,591.7.

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Local equities fell as investors moved to the sidelines following the report on the continued increase of coronavirus cases. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,633.22.

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Local equities extended their gains as investors awaited the announcement of the new lockdown classification in NCR and other provinces. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index  finished at 6,718.5.

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Local equities continued to rise led by the holding firms which rose by 2.69% followed by the property sector by 2.64%. Investors' optimism continued, driven by improvement in corporate earnings and expectations of a potential easing in lockdown measures. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,680.2.

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Local equities gained, led by the property sector which rose by 1.26%, as investors weighed the corporate earnings results and the strong OFW remittances data in June. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,561.4.

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Local equities rose as investors went on bargain hunting after the market sell-off last week. Recall that investors realigned their portfolios with the Philippine Stock Exchange Index rebalancing. The PSEi finished at 6,513.7.

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Local equities declined further as investors sold off some blue chip stocks to align with the Philippine Stock Exchange Index or PSEi rebalancing. Sentiment  also  remains uncertain amid continued increase in daily COVID-19 cases and fears of a possible extension of strict lockdown measures. The PSEi finished at 6,320.2.

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Local equities declined as the daily number of new COVID-19 cases reached its highest levels since April, which has also raised speculations on possible extension of strict lockdown measures. Investors also adjusted their portfolios amid the MSCI rebalancing. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,556.6.

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Local equities rose ahead of the results of the MSCI rebalancing, and as investors drew optimism from the $1 trillion infrastructure bill passed by the U.S. government, which also boosted major US stock indices to record highs. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,666.9.

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Local equities declined as worries on the local Covid-19 situation affected market sentiment despite the release of the latest second-quarter GDP data. DOH reported on Monday that the country’s case classification is now high-risk after recording a daily average of 8,695 infections from August 1-7. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,623.2.

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Local equities gained as investors were optimistic following the Philippine Statistics Authority or PSA revising its first quarter GDP estimate to show a softer economic contraction in the period. This, ahead of the release of second quarter data on Tuesday. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,632.6.

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Local equities declined as investors remained cautious while monitoring the country’s COVID-19 situation amid the detection of more cases with the infectious Delta strain, with several areas under the strictest form of lockdown due to rising cases. Investors also looked forward to the release of the second quarter gross domestic product or GDP data this Tuesday. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,539.9.

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Local equities declined after rising for three straight days on Thursday as investors went profit taking and shrugged off data showing a slightly slower July inflation. Global growth concerns also hounded most of the regional markets. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,547.3.

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Local equities rose as investor sentiment improved on Tuesday, with more listed companies releasing higher-than-expected profit results for the second quarter. In addition, the trading volumes were also higher, which indicates that investors are willing to come in at current prices. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,560.1.

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Local equities gained as investors focused on improving corporate earnings. Nonetheless, investors are expected to watch out for upcoming earnings releases and lingering concerns over the pandemic. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,585.2.

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Local equities rose as investors went bargain hunting and as sentiment improved after some companies released their earnings reports for the second quarter. As results stated, more companies from the main index performed above expectations and are slowly recovering or adjusting to the changing environment. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,446.3.

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Local equities declined further as the Philippine government declared ECQ in Metro Manila. The tighter restrictions will take place Aug 6 until Aug 20. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index finished at 6,270.2.

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