Even if it managed to stay within the 6,000-point level, Philippine shares failed to set a new trend and started this week on a lethargic note as local investors failed to find fresh leads.
“Against a backdrop of optimism that covers the rest of Asia, Philippine shares started the week on the same footing it ended the previous four sessions,” Jun Calaycay of Accord Capital Equities Corp. said.
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