📈 Philippine Stock Market Report – July 7, 2025 (Update)

The Philippine Stock Exchange showed signs of recovery in today’s session, with several major stocks bouncing back and pushing the index higher. Investor sentiment improved slightly, with gains seen across real estate, banking, and infrastructure sectors.

🔺 Top Gainer: PLUS (Prime Infrastructure Capital Inc.)

  • Closing Price: ₱33.80
  • Change: +₱4.30 (+14.58%)PLUS led the market with a sharp rebound, gaining back a significant portion of its recent losses. The strong uptick suggests renewed investor confidence or a potential catalyst that reversed yesterday’s decline.

📶 Other Notable Gainers:

  • SEVN (7-Eleven Philippines): ₱48.00, up ₱1.50 (+3.23%)
  • BLOOM (Bloomberry Resorts): ₱4.39, up ₱0.10 (+2.33%)
  • ALI (Ayala Land): ₱27.80, up ₱0.60 (+2.21%)
  • BPI (Bank of the Philippine Islands): ₱127.00, up ₱2.30 (+1.84%)
  • SMPH (SM Prime Holdings): ₱23.75, up ₱0.20 (+0.85%)
  • MBT (Metrobank): ₱71.50, up ₱0.35 (+0.49%)
  • JFC (Jollibee Foods Corp): ₱228.00, up ₱1.00 (+0.44%)

These gains indicate a broad-based recovery across sectors, especially in consumer, banking, and property stocks.

🔻 Top Loser: GLO (Globe Telecom)

  • Closing Price: ₱1,639.00
  • Change: -₱66.00 (-3.87%)Globe Telecom suffered the steepest decline among large caps, possibly reacting to concerns over earnings, competition, or ongoing capex pressures.

🟰 Slight Decline: ICT (International Container Terminal Services, Inc.)

  • Closing Price: ₱418.80
  • Change: -₱0.20 (-0.05%)ICT traded relatively flat, suggesting investors are holding their positions ahead of potential catalysts or earnings releases.

📌 Summary:

Today’s session brought a wave of green to the PSE after a volatile start to the week. PLUS made a remarkable comeback, while blue chips like BPI, ALI, and SMPH contributed to the rebound. Investors appear cautiously optimistic, but volatility may still persist given global and local economic concerns.

For OFW investors and traders alike, this could be an opportunity to review entry points, especially for resilient sectors like banking, infrastructure, and consumer staples.