PSE Market Outlook (11 Feb 2026) by Regina Capital Development Corp.
The index closed at 6474.60 as it ended higher today (+1.98%), as it continues to consolidate above key moving averages.
The index closed at 6474.60 as it ended higher today (+1.98%), as it continues to consolidate above key moving averages.
Eyes are set whether local gauges would move above the 6,500 barrier, given yesterdayâs advance.
APX is showing renewed strength after its recent pullback, bouncing off its near-term support zone.
MYNLD is currently pulling back after it tested the resistance level of its ascending channel.
Participants might monitor possible continuity of yesterdayâs MOC supply pressure, as focus sets on MSCIâs portfolio review (effective 02 March).
The PSEi increased 0.98% w/w to 6,390.91 (61.94 pts.) trending above the 20-day moving average.
Local equities would take its cue from Wall Streetâs Friday surge (DJIA +2.47%, Nasdaq Comp. +2.18%) as well as improved manufacturing indicator for December & higher GIR for January.
GLO closed higher by 2.86% to 1726.00 as it continues a short-term upward momentum, breaking its previous resistance and testing 200MA.
The index ended slightly higher (+0.14%) at 6,382 as it continues to trade near key moving averages.
Sentiment might take its cue from US equitiesâ overnight weakness, although downsides are seen to be muted, given the lack of other tech sector plays at home.
Similar prior session trend is seen, as markets weigh S&P Globalâs credit rating upgrade consideration for the Philippines, vis-a-vis the release of 4Q corporate earnings.
TEL edged up by 2.56% as it broke past its previous resistance level and continues to trade above key moving averages.
The index rebounded strongly, closing +1.67% higher after hovering around the 6,200â6,300 levels, and it continues to trade above key moving averages.
Market participants will monitor continuity of the PSEiâs positive angle, although some might seize on this strength to cash-out.
Sentiment might anchor on the latest improvement in PMI gauge for January, hinting return to economic activity.
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