Philippine stocks closed little changed but remained in record territory, with solid gains in property shares saving the day, drawing much of the interest spurred by the central bank’s move to freeze its rates and the fund inflows from the more volatile US markets.
Although the local bourse is expected to grow more “immune” to the global markets’ volatility, trading in the coming days is seen likely to thin out due to the Lenten holidays.
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