PSE exec: Mynt IPO proves PH stock market’s resilience
A Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) executive stated that the Initial Public Offering (IPO) of digital payments giant Mynt demonstrates the resilience of the country's stock market, reflecting a vibrant market.
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