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Investors continue to pocket gains from stock market, peso rebounds
The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) declined for a second consecutive day on Thursday, May 15, 2025, falling by 1.30 percent to 6,466.86 amid continued profit-taking activities.
The broader All Shares Index also decreased by 0.80 percent, closing at 3,768.44.
Most sectors experienced losses, with Mining and Oil plunging by 3.34 percent and Financials down by 2.97 percent.
The Property sector, which led gains on Wednesday, fell by 2.46 percent on Thursday.
The Philippine peso, however, rebounded, closing at 55.75 to the US dollar from 55.86 on Wednesday.
Losers outnumbered advancers on the stock market with 108 declining issues compared to 77 gaining ones.
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