PSX slightly up in range-bound trading
- On Jan. 30, 2026, the Philippine Stock Exchange Index rose 1.7 percent to close at 6,328.97 as investors snapped up beaten-down shares, bucking the risk-off trend in US and Asian markets.
- Hopes for a BSP policy easing after the Q4 2025 GDP release helped spark buying as bargain hunting offset lingering economic concerns.
- Trading turnover of P13.51 billion showed robust market activity as foreign investors recorded net inflows of P41.01 million, supporting the advance despite slightly negative market breadth of 108 decliners to 90 advancers.
- The rebound erased most of the prior session's 132.42-point drop but the index remains below its Jan. 16, 2026 intraday peak, and global markets showed mixed momentum.
- Amid tech sell-offs, Bank of the Philippine Islands emerged as the top gainer, soaring 9.73 percent to P124.00 while Ayala Corp. fell 3.8 percent, as selling pressure dragged the Nasdaq and Asian stocks.
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PSEi rebounds past 6,300 on bargain hunting, rate-cut hopes
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) rebounded on Friday as investors snapped up beaten-down shares. This lifted the benchmark index by 1.7 percent or 105.61 points to close at 6,328.97. The market’s recovery came as hopes grew for another possible rate cut by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. This followed the release of the country’s weak fourth-quarter 2025 gross domestic product (GDP) data. Michael Ricafort, chief…
KSE-100 falls over 1,500 points during early trading
Pakistan’s benchmark KSE-100 index remained under pressure during early intraday trading today, slipping sharply. At 11:05am PST, the index was trading at 186,658.35 points, down 1,722.03 points, or 0.91 per cent, from its previous close of 188,380.38. The benchmark touched an intraday high of 188,923.39 points in early trade before sliding to a session low of 186,658.35. Trading activity remained subdued in the first half of the session, with v…
PSX slightly up in range-bound trading
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Wednesday remained highly volatile, reflected in continuous fluctuations in the benchmark KSE-100 index, which ended the session slightly higher over investor caution in the absence of major positive cues. Oil companies were in the limelight as market players closely watched developments in the volatile Middle Eastern region. However, interest remained confined to selective stocks. The market also saw profit-…
PSX Rebounds After Rout As Geopolitical Risk Cools
Broker is busy in trading at Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) in Karachi on Wednesday, December 31, 2025. — PPI The bourse found footing on Friday, rebounding modestly after Thursday’s steep sell-off, as geopolitical risk premiums eased and rollover-week flows steadied early trade ahead of results season. The Pakistan Stock Exchange’s benchmark KSE-100 Index traded between a high of 184,453.20, up 2,115.08 points, or 1.16%, and a low of 182,347.47,…
KSE-100 Index Drops Over 3% Amid Rising Geopolitical Tensions and Oil Prices
The Pakistan Stock Exchange’s benchmark KSE-100 index experienced a significant decline on Thursday, dropping over 3% amid escalating geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices. Investor sentiment weakened as concerns over global developments weighed heavily on the market. Market Performance and Key Drivers The KSE-100 opened lower and remained under pressure throughout the trading session, with selling intensifying in the early afternoon. The …
PSX Falls 6,000 Points Amid Middle East Tensions, KSE-100 Closes at 182,338
The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) suffered a historic fall on Thursday as the benchmark KSE-100 Index dropped over 6,000 points, closing at 182,338. Investor sentiment plunged amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, coupled with disappointing corporate earnings that triggered widespread panic selling. Shares of 345 companies were traded, with 75 closing higher, 254 […] The post PSX Falls 6,000 Points Amid Middle East Tensions, …
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