Philippine financial markets ended mixed on Wednesday as stocks extended their decline while the peso recovered from the previous session’s weakness.
Philippine financial markets ended lower on Tuesday as stocks gave up their recent recovery while the peso weakened slightly and remained near the ₱61.80 level.
Fewer goods moved around the Philippines as domestic trade volume fell 37.9% to 10.57 million tons, PSA data shows.
Trade in machinery and electrical equipment surged 87.59% to ₱183.41 billion as overall domestic trade fell 21.9%, PSA data shows.
Philippine financial markets ended mixed on Monday as stocks continued their recovery while the peso weakened and moved closer to its recent record-low level.
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Philippine financial markets recovered on Thursday as stocks staged a strong rebound while the peso strengthened and moved farther away from its recent record-low territory.
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