After a three-day break, Philippine shares caved in by almost 400 points on Thursday’s trade after concerns on the US Federal Reserve loomed anew.
Jun Calaycay, Accord Capital Equities Corp. analyst, said that the main index appears to have played catch up to its peers and global markets, as sentiments stayed cold on lingering concerns over the Fed’s stimulus program.
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