PSE Market Outlook (17 Oct 2025) by 2TradeAsia
Market participants will monitor if supply pressure would still emerge on intra-day rallies, given the local bourse’s limited movement in previous sessions.
Market participants will monitor if supply pressure would still emerge on intra-day rallies, given the local bourse’s limited movement in previous sessions.
Similar trend from previous session is seen, as participants revert their focus on quarterly earnings results plus guidance for the remainder this year.
PLUS declined by -0.64% to close at 23.45, marking another muted session as the stock continues to consolidate near its recent lows.
AREIT bumps upward as it continues to trail on the green gaining +0.23% on the close, inching back to its 50-day MA.
The index ticked higher with a gain of +0.39% moving sideways from negative close last week with investors taking advantage of the short bullishness.
Expect range-bound movements, as participants sift through an expected 3Q slowdown with political headlines in mind on slower fiscal spending and weather disturbances.
Sentiment might get its strength from the planned China-US talks in South Korea later this month, to ease their trade rift.
Expect knee-jerk reactions on regional equities, stemming from the retaliatory tariffs issue between China-US effective November.
URC closed lower at 77.10, extending its decline after failing to hold above the 80 level.
The index gained +1.39% at the close, breaking its losing streak from previous sessions to finish at 6,083.83.
ICT continues its rebound after the previous pullback, now gaining +0.20%, closing higher at 500.0 than the 50-day MA, showing slight bullishness from investors.
JFC closed marginally higher by +0.19% at 215.00, stabilizing after its recent declines.
The PSEi closed slightly higher by +0.23% at 6,039.76, showing a small bounce after recent losses.
Participants may continue to monitor how the local bourse would gather momentum, to firm-up its base above the 6,000 zone.
Expect volatility, as participants weigh on the PSEi’s staying power above the 6,000 zone.
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