PSE Market Outlook (28 Apr 2026) by 2TradeAsia
Equities investors are likely to assess prevalence of supply pressure, especially on intra-day rises, as several check on 1Q earnings data from select large-caps.
PSE Market Outlook reports summarize our partner brokersā analysis of the expected short-term movement of the Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi). This report primarily relies on Technical Analysis and may be useful to short-term or day traders.
Equities investors are likely to assess prevalence of supply pressure, especially on intra-day rises, as several check on 1Q earnings data from select large-caps.
The PSEi declined by 0.93% w/w to 5,943.49 (-55.64 pts.), extending its pullback after failing to sustain levels above the 20-day moving average (MA).
Another lackluster session is seen, as market investors assess BSPās priority to control inflation through hints of tightened policy, versus higher business costs in the wake of the Middle East conflict.
The index eased -0.10%, continuing to trade below all key moving averages, which keeps the broader setup cautious despite modest rebound attempts.
Follow-through reaction to BSPās 25bps-rate hike plus continued high oil prices would likely be the main theme Friday.
Participantsā attention is on BSPās scheduled monetary policy meeting, with consensus set for a status quo on interest rates.
The local bourse barely budged last Tuesday, inching up by just +0.04% to 6,018.70 as the market stayed stuck in sideways mode.
Market participants will sift through headlines on Trumpās indefinite extension of ceasefire with Iran, versus continued US Navy blockage of Iranian ports.
Participants might go on wait-and-see mode, pending progress on the deadline of ceasefire between US-Iran.
The PSEi declined by 1.62% w/w to 5,999.13 (-99.08 pts) after failing to sustain a breakout above the 100-day moving average (MA), and the pullback toward the 20-day MA signals near-term weakness.
Expect range-bound movements for now, as sentiment remains anchored on political narratives from US-Iranās new negotiation round, including conditions tied to the re-opening of the Strait of Hormuz.
The index closed at 6,063.69, marginally higher by 0.01%, as it attempts to stablize after recent downticks.
Participants might weigh feelers on Zaldy Coās detention in Prague, IsraelLebanonās 10-day ceasefire, as well as reports for weekend resumption of talks between USIran.
Local equities may continue to advance, as investors position for trading windows in select shares ripe for buying.
The index slipped -0.68%, staying below range bound MAs and keeping the broader tone cautious despite recent attempts to stabilize.
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