The local stock market wasn’t only up for the sixth straight session, but it also registered its best trading day so far for this year.

“US stocks gained, China’s benchmark rates fell, and the IMF [International Monetary Fund] raised its global growth outlook while the turmoil in Bangkok continues. Philippine shares extended its run to a sixth day, its longest winning run since October last year,” Accord Capital Equities Corp. analyst Jun Calaycay said.

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