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Philippine President Benigno Aquino won control of the 24-member Senate in mid-term elections, giving him a political boost as he starts the process of choosing his successor.
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Philippine stocks fell the most among Asian emerging markets, extending a decline from a record, after valuations surged and on speculation first-quarter economic growth will weaken.
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Philippine stocks surged to a record as the peso and bonds extended gains after the nation won its second investment-grade debt rating.
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Emerging-market stocks rose, led by Philippine companies, on speculation falling deposit rates will spur demand for the nation’s equities. Hungarian equities tumbled to the lowest level in about a month.
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The Philippine peso gained for the first time in three days as stocks rallied toward a record reached last week, while the central bank reiterated it may take more measures to cap inflows.
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Philippine bonds due 2019 rose, pushing the yield to a record low, on speculation the central bank will cut the interest rate on its special-deposit accounts this week to curb gains in the peso.
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The Philippine peso snapped a three- week loss after Moody’s Investors Service raised the nation’s credit-rating outlook to positive and first-quarter economic growth beat analysts’ estimates.
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The yield on Philippine 20-year bonds had its biggest quarterly drop in seven years after the central bank cut interest rates on special-deposit accounts twice in 2013 and signaled further reductions. The peso rose.
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Philippine stocks may extend a decline from last week’s 28-month high as a “bearish divergence” formation on a chart shows the market is losing momentum, according to Banco de Oro Unibank Inc.
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Philippine stocks fell for a seventh day, sending the benchmark index towards its longest losing streak since November 2011.
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