Monthly Archives: September 2018

Market Outlook PH equities has not escaped the onslaught of bears against its Asian peers, US-China has entered a new stage in its trade war, in effect this may disrupt global supply chain as two of the largest economies clash … Continue reading →

Market Outlook The local bourse may move on a sideways trading for the upcoming week, lack of positive catalyst is needed for this market to rebound, as seen on the peso reaching PHP54 to 1USD level and widening negative balance … Continue reading →

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Market Outlook Already bothered with high inflation and currency depreciation, the market now faces another fundamental problem in the form of a widened negative balance of payments position brought by a surge in current accounts deficit. On the global front, … Continue reading →

Market Outlook The local bourse bounced back to 7,500 territory on the back of bargain hunting opportunities and optimism brought by the potential trade negotiations between US and China.  Still, the sustainability of the PSEi’s rally is questionable as underlying … Continue reading →

Market Outlook Asian markets continue to suffer from trade war tensions and emerging market crisis fears. In the Philippines, things get cloudier as the local currency continues its slide, now at the 54 per dollar territory. Economic managers have already … Continue reading →

Market Outlook With another decline, the local market closed near the 7,500 mark. The charts are still showing no signs of optimism except for the 7,500 level which is able to stop the local market from incurring more losses. The … Continue reading →

Market Outlook In spite finishing on the negative, Monday showed the bulls giving a fight, minimizing losses at close. However, inflation, pessimistic economic outlook, trade war tensions, and emerging market crisis fears are still seen to cloud overall market sentiment. … Continue reading →

Market Outlook With the release of both business and consumer expectation survey by the BSP which signifies less optimism this 3rd quarter we can still see this also in our markets as it snapped its 2 week gain upon the … Continue reading →

Market Outlook Local markets will continue to be sentimental driven on the inflation data released yesterday, disappointed GDP, weaker currency will continue to be felt in the market.  Several banks have already issued LTNCD (Long term Negotiable Certificate of Deposits) … Continue reading →