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[Title] => RP economic prospects lift stocks, peso
[Summary] => Positive economic prospects boosted the financial markets yesterday, with the stocks and the peso rising strongly after the government reported that the economy’s second quarter growth rate was the fastest in seven quarters.
The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) Index surged 61.64 points, or 2.8 percent, to 2,256.48 at the noon close, rounding out a four-day, 9.2 percent climb. The PSE closed at its highest since June 6.
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[Title] => Stocks surge to seven-year high
[Summary] => The stock market rose yesterday to its highest level in almost seven years as foreign investors returned to the country after moving to the sidelines over the past few weeks amid continued opposition efforts to oust President Arroyo.
The 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) composite index rose 22.40 points at 2,185.71 after trading between 2,170.89 and 2,186.34. This is the main index’s best finish since Aug. 30, 1999 when it ended at 2,201.24.
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[Title] => Market surges 33 points on heavy buying of blue chips
[Summary] => Philippine stocks rose for a fourth day, their longest winning streak in seven weeks. Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT), the country’s largest phone company, rose after Moody’s Investors Service raised its junk-debt rating a notch.
Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) advanced 1.8 percent, rounding off its biggest weekly gain in seven after the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the lender’s merger with Prudential Bank.
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The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) Index surged 61.64 points, or 2.8 percent, to 2,256.48 at the noon close, rounding out a four-day, 9.2 percent climb. The PSE closed at its highest since June 6.
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The 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) composite index rose 22.40 points at 2,185.71 after trading between 2,170.89 and 2,186.34. This is the main index’s best finish since Aug. 30, 1999 when it ended at 2,201.24.
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Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) advanced 1.8 percent, rounding off its biggest weekly gain in seven after the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the lender’s merger with Prudential Bank.
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