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PSEi Slips Below 5,700 As Selling Pressure Drags Market Lower
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MANILA, Philippines — The local stock market started the week on a weak note, with the Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) falling 73.57 points, or 1.29 percent, to close at 5,629.07 on Tuesday, November 11, 2025.

Investor sentiment remained cautious as traders continued to digest mixed global signals and domestic economic concerns, prompting broad-based selling across several blue-chip stocks.

Trading value reached ₱8.5 billion, with 59 gainers, 123 losers, and 63 unchanged issues — reflecting a largely bearish mood among investors.

Despite the market drop, foreign investors remained net buyers, recording ₱701.78 million in net foreign inflows, as foreign buying amounted to ₱4.76 billion, outpacing foreign selling of ₱4.06 billion.

Analysts said the market’s decline mirrors regional trends, as investors await key economic data and central bank policy updates that could influence global market sentiment in the coming days.

The broader market is expected to stay volatile, but traders noted that bargain-hunting could emerge should the index stabilize above support levels.
Nov 11, 2025
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