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PSEi returns to 6,400 level

MANILA, Philippines — The local stock barometer returned to the 6,400 level on Monday on quarter-end portfolio buying as well as bets on monetary stimulus in China.

Rising for the second consecutive session, the main-share Philippine Stock Exchange index gained 69.09 points or 1.09 percent to close at 6,428.71.

All counters were up but the biggest gainer was the mining/oil counter, which surged by 2.29 percent. The industrial, holding firm and property counters all gained by over 1 percent.

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Stocks typically rise at the end of every month or quarter due to window-dressing activities. Dealers said the recent decline in equities had also allowed investors to take fresh positions in the market.

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Value turnover for the day amounted to P9.98 billion. There were 95 advancers versus 59 decliners while 50 stocks were unchanged.

The day’s biggest gainers were Semirara (+4.75 percent), RLC (+4.04 percent), URC (+3.65 percent) and Bloomberry (+3.51 percent) while AC, JGS and Meralco were all up by 2 percent. ALI, DMCI, Megaworld, SMIC, BDO and EDC all rose by over 1 percent while PLDT and BPI contributed modest gains.

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On the other hand, AP declined by 1.2 percent while GTCAP, Metrobank and AGI likewise closed lower.

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