Philippine Stock Exchange Index

Also known as PSEi

The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) has been rising for three consecutive trading sessions as of April 24, 2025, driven by positive cues from Wall Street and optimism over easing US-China trade tensions. Sectoral performance was mixed, with the services sector leading gains while mining and oil saw losses. Investor sentiment remains cautiously optimistic despite recent policy uncertainties in the United States.

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Last updated at April 25, 2025.

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PSEi gains for third day, closes up 0.37%

The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) closed with gains for a third consecutive day on Wednesday, increasing by 0.37 percent to 6,168.48.
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Philippine stocks dip amid US policy uncertainty

The local stock market in the Philippines dipped slightly on Thursday after winning for three straight days, as investors remain cautious amid unpredictable policy shifts by the US and attacks by President Trump on the Federal Reserve.
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PSEi rises 0.05% as investors return from Lenten break

The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) inched higher on Monday, rising by 0.05% or 3.38 points to close at 6,138.
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PSEi up 0.66%, investors optimistic on rate cuts, US tariffs

The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) advanced by 0.66 percent, closing at 6,186.10 on Tuesday as investors remained optimistic about potential rate cuts and improved tariff rates with the US.
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PSEi drops 0.83% as markets close for Holy Week, BSP cuts interest rates

The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) fell by 0.83% or 51.48 points to close at 6,134.62 on Wednesday, snapping its five-day rally due to profit-taking before the Holy Week break.
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PSEi up 0.08% for third day; rates cut, tariffs delayed

The Philippine stock market improved on Friday with the PSEi closing 0.08 percent higher at 6,082.44 points, extending gains for three consecutive trading days.
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PSEi drops 4.3% on global trade war fears

The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) plummeted by 4.3 percent to close at 5,822.85 points on Monday, April 7, 2025, driven by fears of a global trade war following increased tariffs imposed by the US.
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US tariffs weigh on PSE; market outlook bearish

Market sentiment is expected to remain bearish this week as US President Donald Trump's tariffs continue to weigh on global equities, including the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).
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Marcos Jr establishes SEI Advisory Council to boost semiconductor industry

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. established an SEI Advisory Council via Administrative Order 31 signed on March 28 to boost the competitiveness and growth of the country's semiconductor and electronics industry.
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Phil stocks fall after US tariff announcement

The Philippine stock market continued its decline on Friday following US President Donald Trump's announcement of new reciprocal tariffs, with the PSEi closing at 6,084.19 after a loss of 61.54 points or 1%.
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