PSEi Retreats to 5,600 Amid Growth Concerns and Selling Pressure
The Philippine stock market declined to the 5,600 level on Wednesday, weighed down by selling pressure on heavyweights and concerns over the economic growth outlook. A downward revision of growth forecasts by the IMF also dampened investor sentiment.
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