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SHARES ended in the green for the third consecutive day as investor optimism was propelled by latest developments on coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccine candidates and the country’s lower unemployment rate.

SHARES improved on Wednesday as investors reacted to the latest manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) report.

STOCKS ended in green territory on Tuesday following positive developments on a coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccine candidate and bargain hunting.

LOCAL SHARES are expected to move sideways this week as some investors may start bargain hunting after last week’s four-day decline.

THE WAVE of positive news on coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccine candidates and improved third-quarter earnings of listed companies pushed the Philippine stock market to one of its best months in November.

LOCAL SHARES closed lower on Thursday, ending below the 7,000 mark, as investors continued to pocket gains and as global markets weakened overnight.

STOCKS CONTINUED to decline on Wednesday as investors kept taking profits and preferred markets that are expected to beat others in getting the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccine.

LOCAL SHARES surrendered to profit taking on Tuesday following a rally that brought the main index to its highest level since the coronavirus pandemic started.

PHILIPPINE shares ended in positive territory on Monday as investors were optimistic on the development of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccines and the lifting of local quarantine measures at the end of the month.

PHILIPPINE SHARES are expected to see tempered gains this week after extended optimism in the past few days on the back of news on several coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccine candidates.

LOCAL SHARES moved in red territory on Thursday to pull back from the market’s rally in the past two days.

THE MAIN INDEX returned to 7,000 territory on Wednesday on sustained investor optimism backed by an improvement in remittances in September.

PHILIPPINE SHARES bounced back on Tuesday to snap a three-day losing skid following positive news on another coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccine candidate.

THE MAIN INDEX extended its decline on Monday, moving opposite its regional peers, as investors continued pocketing profits following last week’s rally to the 7,000 level.

LOCAL SHARES are expected to tread lower this week due to anticipated selling pressure after two weeks of rally.

THE LOCAL MARKET is expected to decline when it reopens on Friday as investors continue to secure profits from the recent climb of the main index.

THE MAIN INDEX posted losses on Wednesday but remained above the 7,000 mark as some investors resorted to profit taking after Tuesday’s rally.

THE BELLWETHER Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) stepped into the 7,000 level on Tuesday, reaching its highest level since February, as positive development on a possible coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccine improved investor sentiment across the globe.

PHILIPPINE SHARES closed flat on Monday as investors were on wait-and-see mode ahead of the release of third quarter gross domestic product (GDP) data and amid post-election developments in the United States (US).

LOCAL SHARES may tread lower this week as investors pocket gains following the five-day rally of the main index since end-October.

THE MAIN INDEX logged its best finish since March on Thursday as it extended its rally for a fourth consecutive day.

PHILIPPINE SHARES moved in step with the acceleration of global equities as investors kept a close watch on the United States (US) election results on Wednesday.

THE MAIN INDEX ended Tuesday’s trading with some gains on the back of bargain hunting ahead of the US election.

THE Philippine Stock Exchange, Inc. (PSE) is targeting to implement short selling and new listing rules by early next year to help drive up activity in the local market.

PHILIPPINE SHARES may rise this week on the back of companies’ reports on their third quarter corporate earnings and the release of manufacturing and inflation data.

LOCAL SHARES tempered their climb in the last week of October as growing coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases overseas and jitters over the US elections sent investors to the sidelines.

PHILIPPINE SHARES declined on Thursday as investors secured profits amid declining global markets.

THE MAIN INDEX continued to decline on Wednesday as selling pressure grew and overseas concerns over rising coronavirus cases loomed on the market.

PHILIPPINE SHARES closed lower on Tuesday as more investors secured profits following the double-digit rally of the market since last week.

LOCAL SHARES started to lose momentum on Monday as investors began to pocket gains from the recent rally, resulting in flattish trading.

THE MAIN INDEX may start declining this week after five straight days of increases that brought it to 6,484.06 on Friday.

THE MAIN INDEX rose to its highest level in more than three months as local and foreign investors picked up shares on increasing optimism over the economy’s recovery.

THE PHILIPPINE Stock Exchange index (PSEi) broke through the 6,100 level on Tuesday as the market rallied amid growing investor optimism.

LOCAL SHARES bounced back on Monday after dismal trading last week, lifted by optimism on the relaxation of lockdown rules and hopes that the national budget for 2021 will be passed on time.

PHILIPPINE SHARES are expected to show signs of improvement this week as travel restrictions are relaxed and investors keep an eye on the talks for the 2021 national budget.

THE MAIN INDEX ended mostly flat on Thursday but still closed in green territory, showing investors continue to tread cautiously while waiting for a strong market driver.

THE 30-MEMBER Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) closed nearly flat on Wednesday, with the end of a speakership row in Congress allowing it to post a slight gain.

LOCAL SHARES closed lower on Tuesday as the market’s sideways movement continued while investors await economic recovery indicators.

THE MAIN INDEX closed with gains on Monday as investors’ attention remained glued to foreign events due to the lack of a strong local catalyst.

LOCAL SHARES are expected to continue slipping this week as worries over the possibility of a delayed 2021 budget and concerns over the coronavirus pandemic hound investor sentiment.

LOCAL SHARES snapped their three-day losing streak as investors flocked to the market to buy stocks at low prices.

THE PHILIPPINE Stock Exchange index (PSEi) fell for the third consecutive day on Wednesday as activity was focused on non-PSEi members and investor sentiment was pulled down by global events.

LOCAL SHARES continued to decline on Tuesday as the government reported slower inflation in September, which investors took as a signal of a challenged economy.

LOCAL SHARES declined on Monday as the lack of a local catalyst pushed investors to react to news of US President Donald Trump’s coronavirus infection.

PHILIPPINE SHARES may rise in the coming days amid signs of investor bullishness in the local bourse last week.