PSEi rebounds on bargain hunting but stays below 6,000
Philippine stocks bounced back on Thursday as investors hunted for bargains following two straight sessions of losses, although the benchmark index remained below the 6,000 level. The PSEi climbed 0.70 percent to close at 5,958.64.
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