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PSEi Ends Higher At 6,015 As Foreign Buying Returns Strong
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The Philippine stock market closed higher on May 14, 2026, with investors pushing the main index back above the 6,000 level amid renewed foreign interest.
The PSEi rose by 68.25 points, or 1.15 percent, to finish at 6,015.03, marking a firm rebound in sentiment after recent market uncertainty.
Market activity remained steady, with total value turnover reaching about PHP 5.0 billion. Breadth was slightly positive, as advancing stocks outnumbered decliners 98 to 85, while 65 counters were unchanged, showing a fairly balanced but optimistic trading session.
Foreign investors played a key role in the day’s recovery. Data showed strong inflows as foreign buying exceeded selling by a comfortable margin. Total foreign buying reached PHP 2,820,478,747.78, while foreign selling amounted to PHP 2,352,740,087.52, resulting in a net foreign buying position of PHP 467,738,660.26.
The return of net foreign inflows helped support the index’s climb back above the psychologically important 6,000 level, suggesting renewed confidence from offshore investors despite lingering global uncertainties.
Overall, the session reflected cautious optimism in the market, with foreign funds providing the momentum needed to offset recent volatility and stabilize sentiment heading into the next trading days.
The PSEi rose by 68.25 points, or 1.15 percent, to finish at 6,015.03, marking a firm rebound in sentiment after recent market uncertainty.
Market activity remained steady, with total value turnover reaching about PHP 5.0 billion. Breadth was slightly positive, as advancing stocks outnumbered decliners 98 to 85, while 65 counters were unchanged, showing a fairly balanced but optimistic trading session.
Foreign investors played a key role in the day’s recovery. Data showed strong inflows as foreign buying exceeded selling by a comfortable margin. Total foreign buying reached PHP 2,820,478,747.78, while foreign selling amounted to PHP 2,352,740,087.52, resulting in a net foreign buying position of PHP 467,738,660.26.
The return of net foreign inflows helped support the index’s climb back above the psychologically important 6,000 level, suggesting renewed confidence from offshore investors despite lingering global uncertainties.
Overall, the session reflected cautious optimism in the market, with foreign funds providing the momentum needed to offset recent volatility and stabilize sentiment heading into the next trading days.
May 14, 2026
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