PSE Down Fractionally

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index today declined fractionally, closing at 6,376.79 points—down 1.77 points or 0.03 percent—even with foreign buying.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) Index, June 5, 2025.

Lone loser financials, down by 1.12 percent, overwhelmed the gains in the five other sub-indices. BDO Unibank, the second most active stock with ₱561 million in trades, lost 1.02 percent, while China Bank went down by 9.13 percent.

The hefty loss offset the small gains in industrials, up by 0.06 percent; holding firms, which gained 0.42 percent; services, higher by 0.63 percent; mining and oil, up by 0.19 percent; and property, which rose by 1.11 percent.

Foreign buying amounted to ₱2.747 billion, while foreign selling hit ₱2.661 billion, resulting in net foreign buying of ₱85.9 million. Value turnover amounted to ₱6.372 billion, with 100 gainers, 101 losers, and 48 shares unchanged.

Among the gainers were Ayala Land, Aboitiz Power, DigiPlus, Converge, SM Prime, Ferronoux, Steniel, MerryMart, Security Bank, PLDT, Atlas Mining, OceanaGold, SPNEC, Aboitiz Equity, Oriental Petroleum, Philodrill, Alternergy, Alliance Global, AbaCore, Ayala Corp, and Philex Mining.

Among the losers were ICTSI, Bloomberry, SM Investments, Petron, Semirara Mining, JG Summit, LT Group, Megawide, Monde Nissin, Globe Telecom, ABS-CBN, GMA-7, Belle Corp, PhilWeb, Apex Mining, and Nickel Asia.

Those unchanged were Bank of PI, Basic Energy, Ginebra, Vitarich, GT Capital, Araneta Properties, Megaworld, CEMEX Holdings, and MRC Allied.