PSE Market Outlook (5 Sep 2025) by Regina Capital Development Corp.
The PSEi went back towards the 6,100 level, offering some relief despite equities remaining under pressure from persistent bearish sentiment.
The PSEi went back towards the 6,100 level, offering some relief despite equities remaining under pressure from persistent bearish sentiment.
The market might take its cue from Wall Streetâs overnight ascent, as expectations build for monetary easing from the Fed.
Market participants may continue with their wait-and-see mode, specifically on the impact of ongoing deliberations to DPWH flood-control âghost projectsâ.
SM continues on the trailing red, losing -0.40%, closed at 750.
EMI closed on a high note by +1.72% at 16.60, bouncing from its short pullback, ending strongly on the green.
The PSEi declined further below the 6,200 mark, extending its decline as index equities remained weak under persistent bearish sentiment.
Investors will monitor possible continuity of prior sessionâs MOC-boost, especially during intra-day dips.
Expect subdued movements for now, with the extended weekend for US investors.
Movements might be range-bound, as participants check on feelers on FTSEâs upcoming rebalancing.
AC extends its loss, dropping by -2.48% to close at 551.0, setting lower lows for the price.
JFC is currently on a rally, closing higher by +2.13% as the RSI moves above the overbought level at 70.73.
The PSEi slipped to 6,190, dropping -1.33% with index equities consecutively ending in the red driven by continued bearish sentients for the market.
Expect volatility, with the month-end portfolio closing, as some participants dial back on expectations how succeeding monthsâ inflation would behave, as US tariffs in select major countries take hold.
Eyes are set on BSPâs policy meeting, that could provide zest for interest ratesensitive sectors.
ICTSI closed at â±453.20, down by -7.47%, marking a sharp pullback from its recent highs and breaking below short-term support levels.
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