PSEi closing June 22, 2026 MANILA, Philippines – Local stocks slid on Monday as renewed US-Iran tensions weighed on sentiment, while weak government infrastructure spending fueled concerns over
PSEi fell 1.64% to 6,035.02 on escalating US-Iran tensions and a 52% YoY government infrastructure spending decline in April. Weakened public capex and geopolitical instability foreshadow reduced enterprise digital transformation budgets across emerging markets.
PSEi closing June 22, 2026
MANILA, Philippines – Local stocks slid on Monday as renewed US-Iran tensions weighed on sentiment, while weak government infrastructure spending fueled concerns over the country’s growth outlook.
The benchmark Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi) fell 1.64 percent, or 100.33 points, to close at 6,035.02.
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