Update on PSE Trading Pre-Opening Period Today
PSE – The Philippine Stocks Exchange announced a delay in its pre-opening period today, Tuesday, January 4, 2022.
A lot of Filipinos have joined the finance field on a deeper level and they are into stocks exchange. In the Philippines, the national stock exchange is the Philippine Stock Exchange, Inc. which stood since 1992. It is a product of the merging between the Makati Stock Exchange and the Manila Stock Exchange.
More commonly called “PSE”, the national stock exchange in the country has 275 listed companies with its main index comprising 30 listed companies. Criteria is considered in the selection of the companies. Daily, a lot of people await its opening period.
However, for today, January 4, 2022, the pre-opening period has yet to start. Based on First Metro Securities which is Metrobank Group’s stock brokerage arm, PSE confirmed that there is a delay in their pre-opening period.
However, with regards to the reasons behind the delay of the national stocks exchange’s pre-opening period, PSE has yet to release details as to First Metro Securities. More updates may be posted soon.
With regards to the latest records of the Philippine Stocks Exchange regarding its trading, the PSEi closed t 7,041.27 yesterday, January 3, 2022. It was down by 81.36 points or 1.14 percent. The trading’s volume turnover reached 722.25 million shares while its value turnover reached P4.26 billion.
For January 3, 2022, the Philippine Stocks Exchange’s foreign buying was at P1.19 billion while its foreign selling was at P1.42 billion. The net foreign selling of the national stocks exchange was recorded at P233.82 million. The following are the value of these indexes:
- PSEi – 7,041.257
- All Shares – 3,777.90
- Financials – 1,580.85
- Industrial – 10,317.79
- Holding Firms – 6,803.49
- Property – 3,126.38
- Services – 1,958.20
- Mining & Oil – 9,715.68
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