The Philippine benchmark stock index fell hard on Monday, to 5,900 points, but analysts remained optimistic, attributing the drop to foreign selling and correction.
The pressure from the foreign front was triggered by news that the Federal Reserve will start easing its bond-buying program and may end it in 2014.
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