Muted trading seen this week
The Philippine Star|December 23, 2024
Muted trading in the local stock market is expected in this shortened trading week as investors may continue to digest the rate cut projections of both the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and the Federal Reserve.
By RICHMOND MERCURIO

Despite finishing in the green last Friday at 6,406.38 following a seven-day slump, the Philippine Stock Exchange index still dropped by 3.18 percent week-on-week.

Online brokerage firm 2TradeAsia.com said the hawkish comments from the Fed and the BSP spooked local equities last week.

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