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PSE Index Inches Up As Rains Shut Offices

  • Writer: By The Financial District
    By The Financial District
  • Jul 22
  • 2 min read

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index closed slightly higher today at 6,355.69 points, up by 2.95 points or 0.05 percent, as rains and floods shut down offices, resulting in slow trade.


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The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) Index, July 22, 2025


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Value turnover was 16 percent below average at ₱4.995 billion. Gains in financials, industrial, property, and mining and oil sectors accounted for the PSE index's rise. Holding firms declined by 0.61 percent, with market bellwether SM Investments retreating by ₱8.50 or 1.02 percent to ₱828.50.


The services sector also slipped by 0.13 percent, as gaming stock DigiPlus continued its decline, alongside losses in port operator ICTSI and Globe Telecom.


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Financials rose by 0.64 percent, industrials were up by 0.11 percent, mining and oil advanced by 0.90 percent, and property gained 0.69 percent. Share prices opened higher, hitting a peak of 6,365 points before declining to a low of 6,326.26.


Foreign buying amounted to ₱2.353 billion, while foreign selling reached ₱2.368 billion, resulting in net foreign selling of ₱14 million.


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There were 97 gainers, 96 losers, and 45 unchanged.


Among the gainers were Bank of the Philippine Islands, Ayala Land, Aboitiz Power, JG Summit, Philippine Seven, Topline, GMA Network, Lepanto A and B, Manila Mining A and B, and China Bank.


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PNB, Security Bank, ACEN Corp., Meralco, Petron, Semirara Mining, D&L Industries, Emperador, Ginebra San Miguel, Jollibee Foods, Greenergy, Puregold, SSI Group, Apex Mining, OceanaGold, Philex Mining, Philodrill, PXP Energy, PLDT, Converge, Belle Corp., Bloomberry, and Haus Talk were also up.


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Among the losers were BDO Unibank, PH Resorts, SPNEC, Monde Nissin, Roxas and Co., Metrobank, Union Bank, PSE, Alternergy, Citicore REIT, SMC Food and Beverage, Integrated Micro, Steniel, San Miguel Corp., Cebu Landmasters, Aboitiz Equity, ABS-CBN, GMA Network, Cebu Air, and MacroAsia.


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Meanwhile, unchanged stocks included GT Capital, Synergy Grid, Century Pacific Food, AbaCore, VistaREIT, Figaro Coffee, Keepers Holdings, DMCI Holdings, DDMP REIT, Dito CME, Wilcon Depot, Atlas Mining, and Nickel Asia.



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