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MANILA, Philippines—The local stocks index surged to new record highs breaching 5,700 on Tuesday as investors stockpiled ahead of what is expected to be a buoyant 2013.

Defying mostly lackluster regional markets, the main-share Philippine Stock Exchange index racked up 33.58 points or 0.59 percent to close at a new all-time high of 5,706.28 which was also the best level hit by the index. The local market has now marked new highs for the 34th time this year.

All counters contributed to the day’s upswing led by the property sub-index (+1.19 percent). Value turnover amounted to P7.93 billion.

Despite the overall gain, investors were mostly selective in loading up more stocks at lofty valuations.  As such, there were 76 advancers which only narrowly edged out 75 decliners while 56 stocks were unchanged.

Elsewhere in the region, trading was muted by a weak US factory data for November, which showed a three-year low in output.


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  • latino_boom

    WALANG MGA TALANGKA MASYADO

  • NoWorryBHappy

    5,706.28 and counting . . .
    We’re almost there. 5,800 by the end of 2012.

    • OFW28

      oo nga, ang gandang new year yan, baka umabot ng 6000



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