Our takeaway from #MoneyTalks with Cathy Yang: The Philippine Stock Exchange Index has dropped by 1.8 percent following President Bongbong Marcos’ State of the Nation Address, which highlighted issues of corruption, flood control failures, and poor public services. #OneTake | ONE News

MAYNILAD MARKET DEBUT📈 Maynilad began trading on the Philippine Stock Exchange at ₱15 per share following its record ₱34-billion IPO, with President and CEO Ramon Fernandez saying he is “very happy” with the listing. YT: https://www.youtube.com/live/5Vf5JjaMBWM?si=_heMZAo9TgjxxgDD FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1BeF7wFokM/?mibextid=wwXIfr Catch us live Monday to Friday at 9:30 AM Manila time on ONE News. #MTWCY #CathyYang | Cathy Yang

WATCH: Secretary Frederick Go, Special Assistant to the President for Investment and Economic Affairs, debunks claims that Philippine stock market investors lost P1.7 trillion in three weeks because of corruption behind flood control projects. In a briefing on Thursday, Go said that the figures quoted by Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Francis Lim were from a “confirmed fake news [social] media post,” which was earlier flagged by Biz Buzz. | INQUIRER.net

Mas pumangit pa lalo ang market value sa Philippine Stock Exchange index mula sa iba’t ibang negosyo sa bansa dahil sa isyu sa maanomalyang flood control projects, ayon kay Chartered Market technician Ron Acoba. Giit ni Acoba, may mga pagkakataon na normal lang ang pagbagsak ng market value tulad ng nangyari noong kasagsagan ng pandemya na nagsara sa ekonomiya ng bansa. “May mga times that there are really drastic declines,” dagdag ni Acoba. Pakinggan ang full interview sa True FM Facebook page

#NewsfeedWeekend | The Philippine Stock Exchange Index crashed to a new five-year low on Friday, November 14, as heavy selling hit the market minutes after Zaldy Co linked President Bongbong Marcos to a controversial 100 billion peso budget insertion. | Bilyonaryo News Channel