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Jollibee, Ayala Land lead local stock market rebound

/ 05:32 PM November 16, 2012

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MANILA, Philippines—The local stock index rebounded on Friday on the back of selective buying amid a string of global uncertainties.

The main-share Philippine Stock Exchange index regained 24.46 points or 0.45 percent to close at 5,439.28 led by the property (+0.94 percent) and industrial (+0.76 percent) counters.  This developed as some investors took advantage of the previous day’s pullback to pick up selected stocks.

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The day’s best performers among PSEi stocks were Jollibee (+4.27 percent), ALI (+2.24 percent), FGen (+1.97 percent), Globe (+1.95 percent), EDC (+1.62 percent), JG Summit (+1.19 percent) and AC (+1.03 percent). Meralco, PLDT, Metrobank, BDO, SMIC, AGI and BPI also contributed to the day’s gains.

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By counter, only the mining/oil sector ended in negative territory for the day, in turn weighed down by Philex Mining (-3.43 percent).  DMCI, URC, Megaworld and SMC also ended in the red.

Turnover amounted to P5.98 billion.

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There were 75 advancers versus 74 decliners while 52 stocks were unchanged.

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For the week, the main index was 0.5 percent lower as the climb to new record highs  triggered some profit-taking.

Across the region, trading was mixed due to concerns over the “fiscal cliff” in the US,  a situation in which a number of  tax incentives are due to expire, leading to cuts in budget spending and deficits that could in turn heighten the risk of recession.

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