PSEi claws back to 6,600 levels

The benchmark Philippine Stock Exchange index was little changed as investors monitored updates on the US banking sector while foreign bargain hunters snapped up local shares. | miguelrcamusINQ /PDI

PSE subsectors were mostly higher with mining and oil taking the lead with a gain of 2.10 percent, followed by services , industrial and property .SM Prime Holdings Inc. was the top traded stock as it slipped 0.29 percent to P33.85 per share.

It was followed by SP New Energy Corp., up 3.57 percent to P1.74; SM Investments Corp., down 0.27 percent to P915.50; International Container Terminal Services Inc., up 2 percent to P214.20; and Semirara Mining and Power Corp., up 6.14 percent to P32.85 per share.Ayala Corp. rose 0.08 percent to P665.50; BDO Unibank Inc., down 0.79 percent to P125.50; PLDT Inc., up 2.78 percent to P1,368; Manila Electric Co., up 2.82 percent to P306.40; and Bank of the Philippine Islands, down 0.

Overall, there were 95 losers against 78 advancers while 41 companies closed unchanged, stock market data showed.

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