Activity at the Philippine Stock Exchange is expected to be minimal given a shortened three-day trading week, analysts said, with investors waiting for new catalysts after companies wrapped up their third quarter earnings reports.

Not factored in their outlooks, released last Friday, is the likely impact of the weekend terror attacks in Paris, which is expected to test global markets already dealing with the likelihood of a US Federal Reserve rate hike and a slowing China.

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