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PSE Index Ends Trading at Intra-Day Low

  • Writer: By The Financial District
    By The Financial District
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The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index today declined by 41.75 points, or 0.65 percent, to 6,349.16, its intra-day low.


The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) Index, February 9, 2026
The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) Index, February 9, 2026

Services and financials, down by 2.99 percent and 0.45 percent, respectively, accounted for the index’s loss after investors pocketed gains as the market earlier raced to a high of 6,458.79.


Industrials closed up by 0.35 percent, holding firms gained 1.06 percent, mining and oil rose by 4.71 percent, and property slipped by 0.19 percent.


Top-traded ICTSI, with ₱836 million in transactions, shed 4.69 percent to close at its intra-day low of ₱630. It had hit a high of ₱666 before tumbling on profit-taking.



DigiPlus declined by 2.44 percent to ₱14.42 but had a high of ₱14.78 and a low of ₱14.26. Market bellwether SM Investments rose by 0.57 percent to ₱704, with a high of ₱716.50 and a low of ₱703.


Other notable trades saw Apex Mining climb 6.23 percent to ₱14.66, though it had a volatile run between a high of ₱14.76 and a low of ₱13.98.



Globe Telecom hit a high of ₱1,742 and a low of ₱1,703 before closing 0.87 percent higher at ₱1,733. Maynilad ranged from ₱19.82 to ₱19.40 and ended the day down 0.81 percent at ₱19.52.


Value turnover amounted to ₱6.73 billion, with foreign trades of ₱6.9 billion.


Foreign buying reached ₱3.499 billion, while foreign selling totaled ₱3.473 billion, resulting in net foreign buying of ₱25.9 million.



There were 100 gainers, 95 losers, and 69 shares unchanged, including ACEN Corp., Ginebra, Union Bank, Alternergy, AgriNurture, Belle Corp., Bloomberry, and MREIT.


Among the gainers were Ayala Corp., SM Prime, Metrobank, Universal Robina, Megaworld, Nickel Asia, GT Capital, LT Group, and JG Summit. Among the losers were Jollibee Foods, Ayala Land, Bank of the Philippine Islands, SPNEC, Citicore RE, First Gen, Emperador, Aboitiz Equity, and Wilcon Depot.




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