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PSEi hits 25th record high at 5,473.61

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The benchmark index at the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) closed at 5,473.61 on Tuesday, November 6, the 25th record high for 2012

MANILA, Philippines – Local stocks rose slightly to hit a fresh all-time high on Tuesday, November 6, despite cautious trading on the eve of the US presidential election.

This is the 25th record-high close for the Philippine stock market, one of the best performing in the region, this year.

The main Philippine Stock Exchange index inched up 0.29% or 15.79 points to 5,473.61, beating its previous record close of 5,457.82 on Monday, November 5.

Stock prices rose on expectations of strong third-quarter financial results.

The broader all-share index went up 0.32% or 11.30 points to 3,595.47.

Except for the property sector, all sectoral indices ended in positive territory, led by the financials, which jumped 0.86%.

The country’s top 2 banks — Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co. (Metrobank) and BDO Unibank Inc. — were the top traded stocks.

Metrobank rose 1.33% to P99.3 per share, while BDO climbed 1.01% to P65.

Ayala Corp., the country’s oldest conglomerate, also rose 1.03% to P499.60 apiece. – Rappler.com

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