Philippine shares eased for the second straight day on Thursday due to extended profit-taking.
“Some volatility was expected amid technically overbought levels as investors pocket gains in recent market winners . . . As we previously said, the strong market run-up may require a pause/pullback to create a base/gather momentum,” said Nisha Alicer, analyst at DA Market Securities Inc.
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