PSE Market Outlook (1 Sep 2025) by 2TradeAsia
Movements might be range-bound, as participants check on feelers on FTSEâs upcoming rebalancing.
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.
ALI closed on a new high at 28.5, breaking past the 26.5 resistance.
The PSEi dropped further by -2.17% with major equities leaning more towards the red, pushed by selling momentum, indicating continued bearish sentiments.
Market investors might stay watchful for possible continuation of prior sessionâs selling pressure, specifically on sectors that led the weakness (i.e., services, financials).
The PSEi slipped 0.54% w/w to 6,281.58 (-34.40 pts.), trading rangebound within a descending triangle pattern.
Zest for equities might be the overriding theme this week, given Fed chief Powellâs hint for possible easing on interest rates.
Sideways movement may continue for local equities, given the extended weekend break.
PLUS closed at P30.00, coming up from consecutive gains in three days.
BEL closed in the red, inching down by -2.82% intraday.
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