Economy
Philippine Stocks Dip Amid Geopolitical Jitters and Domestic Policy Concerns
The Philippine stock market declined due to last-minute profit-taking, driven by lingering geopolitical risks between the US and Iran and concerns over domestic policy pronouncements. Foreign investors remained net buyers.
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