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PSEi, peso continue shedding
The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) declined by 0.37 percent to close at 6,616.51 on Friday, marking losses in four trading days this week.
Philippine shares followed the sentiment abroad, with tech stocks faltering despite an inflation report that met expectations.
All Shares also slipped by 0.09 percent to 3,752.73 points.
Sectors such as Mining and Oil, Services, and Financials saw gains, while Holding Firms, Industrial, and Property ended in negative territory.
Advancers still outnumbered decliners at 103 to 88, with 52 stocks remaining unchanged.
The Philippine peso depreciated against the US dollar, closing at 58.47 on Friday, a further shedding from Thursday's 58.24 finish.
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