PSE Index Up Slightly

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index rose slightly Thursday in another roller-coaster trading session, closing at 6,330.65 points — up by just 5.01 points or 0.08 percent — indicating continued market tentativeness, as it flashed red heading into the last hour of trading.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) Index, June 26, 2025

The property sector, with a 1.30 percent gain, salvaged the market from another red close. Property giant Ayala Land rose by a hefty 4.01 percent to ₱24.65, up by 95 centavos, helping nudge the index into positive territory.

This was supported by gains in holding firms, which were up 0.42 percent, as market bellwether SM Investments closed at its highest price point of ₱870, up by ₱9.

Also helping lift the property sub-index were Ayala Corp., GT Capital, and San Miguel. Financials lost 0.16 percent due to a decline in BDO Unibank, while industrials went down by 0.15 percent.

Services and mining and oil closed lower by 0.09 percent and 1.37 percent, respectively.

Mining stocks lost their luster as Philex Mining and Lepanto A and B shares ended the day lower.

Total value turnover amounted to ₱6.06 billion, with 94 gainers, 76 losers, and 82 unchanged issues. Net foreign selling reached ₱598 million, with foreign buying at ₱2.937 billion and selling at ₱3.53 billion.

Among the notable losers were Converge, where foreign investors sold ₱27 million out of ₱57 million in trades, and ICTSI, with ₱105 million in foreign selling out of ₱455 million in trades.

Among the gainers were SM Prime, DigiPlus, Bank of the Philippine Islands, Puregold, PNB, Security Bank, Union Bank, ACEN Corp., Aboitiz Power, Citicore REIT, First Gen, First Philippine Holdings, and Meralco.

Also up were Manila Water, Semirara Mining, Synergy Grid, Shell Pilipinas, SPNEC, Emperador, SMC Food and Beverage, Jollibee Foods, Concreat, Megawide, Panasonic, and DMCI Holdings.

Citicore RT, Megaworld, Robinsons Land, RL Commercial REIT, VistaREIT, ABS-CBN, GMA-7, PLDT, PhilWeb, Wilcon Depot, and Robinsons Retail rounded out the list of stocks in the green.

Among the losers were Bloomberry, Ferronoux, Petron, Agrinurture, Century Pacific Food, The Keepers Holdings, Monde Nissin, Shakey’s Pizza, Universal Robina, Steniel, Ayala Corp., Alliance Global, AREIT, Century Properties, DoubleDragon, Filinvest REIT, Apex Mining, Nickel Asia, OceanaGold, and Philex Mining.

Unchanged stocks included China Bank, Metrobank, PSE, Sun Life, Alternergy, Topline, D&L Industries, Figaro Coffee, Ginebra, Abacore, Aboitiz Equity Ventures, Cosco Capital, JG Summit, LT Group, Filinvest Land, Cebu Air, and Atlas Mining.