Philippine shares ended lower on foreign investor-led selling triggered by valuation concerns in the US markets, while local investors ignored some positive corporate earnings results for the first quarter.
Foreign funds were seen leaving an “expensive” market after it hit record highs in recent months, to search for other bourses where they can still take positions ahead of the curve.
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