PSE Index Inches Up As Foreign Investors Selectively Buy

By The Financial District
2 days ago
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The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index edged higher today, with all sub-indices in the green, as foreign investors selectively picked stocks. The index closed at 6,381.32, up by 33.65 points or 0.53 percent.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) Index, June 11, 2025

Market bellwether SM Investments rose by ₱5 to ₱880, with foreign investors accounting for ₱132 million of its ₱254 million in trades.

In contrast, Universal Robina, which dropped by 3.31 percent or ₱2.85 to ₱83.15, saw foreign investors offloading ₱28 million of its ₱100 million turnover. Another notable gainer, ICTSI, recorded ₱95 million in foreign buying out of ₱406 million in total trades.

Gains across sectors remained modest, with all advancing less than 1 percent. Financials edged up by 0.03 percent; industrials gained 0.90 percent; holding firms rose 0.91 percent; services added 0.72 percent; mining and oil climbed 0.53 percent; and property advanced 0.87 percent.

Value turnover was above average at ₱7.14 billion, with 104 gainers, 91 losers, and 44 stocks unchanged.

Gaming stocks Bloomberry and DigiPlus topped the trading chart with ₱890 million and ₱696 million in respective trades. Bloomberry rose by 6 centavos to ₱5.75, while DigiPlus posted a strong gain of ₱3.90 or 6.38 percent to close at ₱65.00.

Foreign buying amounted to ₱3.864 billion, while foreign selling reached ₱3.898 billion, resulting in a modest net foreign selling of ₱30.2 million.

Top gainers included BDO Unibank, Bank of the Philippine Islands, First Holdings, Jollibee Foods, SM Prime, Security Bank, GMA-7, Emperador, Megawide, PLDT, Robinsons Land, Figaro Coffee, Ayala Land, GT Capital, Ayala Corp., Aboitiz Equity Ventures, Alliance Global, and MREIT.

Among the decliners were Metrobank, PNB, Aboitiz Power, Citicore REIT, Axelum, D&L Industries, Steniel, Top Frontier, San Miguel Corp., Filinvest Land, Apex Mining, Monde Nissin, and Atlas Mining.

Unchanged stocks included Union Bank, Citystate Savings, ACEN Corp., Topline, SPNEC, AgriNurture, AREIT, Megaworld, ABS-CBN, and OceanaGold.