🇵🇭PSEi Slips Below 6,000 | Mideast Risk, Imported Inflation & PSE's World-First CDP Move

Ahead of the Independence Day long weekend, the PSEi extended its slide to 5,910.06, holding below the 6,000 mark. In this episode we trace the chain behind it: Middle East tensions → higher oil prices → imported inflation. We look at how a weak peso (around 61 to the dollar) amplifies cost pressures, and the dilemma facing the BSP (central bank) in a near-"stagflation" setup where growth is soft but prices keep rising. Our feature covers a milestone: the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) became the world's first exchange to sign on to CDP — a quieter, long-term move that strengthens market transparency and credibility. We also touch on key names including JFC, BDO, ALI and URC. This episode is market commentary, not investment advice. Please make your own investment decisions. 🎙️ PinchuTV Philippine Market Wrap