by satosilog 🍳
Short, simple market updates + Manila life stories. Beginner-friendly investing from the Philippines. Episodes are a mix of English and Japanese, with occasional Filipino phrases — reflecting real life in Manila and Southeast Asia. ⸻ フィリピン市場のシンプルなマーケット解説と、マニラでの生活エピソードをゆるくお届けします。 投資初心者にもわかりやすい番組です。 英語と日本語をメインに、時々フィリピンの言葉も交えながら、 リアルなマニラ生活の空気感と一緒に発信しています。
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July 18, 2026
<p>Weekly notes from a Philippines addict building a PSE portfolio on the road to an SIRV and a move to Manila.</p><p><br></p><p>The PSEi cleared the March 5 high and closed Friday at 6,404.11 (+1.25% on the day, +1.87% on the week) as soft US inflation crushed Fed rate-hike odds from 43% to 10%. Foreign investors bought for four straight sessions, property led the market, and Ayala Land jumped 5.7% to top the index. Portfolio update: from -13.9% to -13.1% and likely into the -12s after Friday. Next week, earnings season kicks off with the banks (BDO, BPI).</p><p><br></p><p>Note: I'm resting my voice this week, so this episode is narrated by an AI voice — the words are all mine.</p><p><br></p><p>Disclaimer: This podcast documents a personal investment journey and is not investment advice. Investing in Philippine equities involves currency and country risks.</p><p><br></p><p>#PSEi #PhilippineStocks #Philippines #Investing #SIRV #PinchuTV</p>
July 11, 2026
<p>Our usual host is out with a cold, so this week's wrap comes with a substitute voice — same notes, same numbers. The Philippine stock index gained 1.59% this week to 6,286.70, riding a six-day winning streak before a midweek stumble. </p><p>June inflation cooled to 6.4%, but core inflation hit a 31-month high of 4.4%, keeping BSP rate-hike risk alive. Plus: the US aid agency MCC approved a $60M grant for Philippine power sector reform, ICTSI carried the market on one shoulder, and Singapore and Hong Kong posted standout weeks. </p><p>Not investment advice.</p><p>Philippine stocks, PSEi, Philippine economy, ASEAN markets, emerging markets, BSP, inflation, MCC</p>
July 4, 2026
<p>This week on the Philippine Market Wrap, we cover the PSEi for the week of June 29 – July 3, 2026.</p><p>Three major positive catalysts converged: the World Bank upgraded the Philippines to upper-middle-income status for the first time since 1987, GCash parent Mynt formally filed for what would be the Philippines' largest-ever IPO (up to PHP 92.3B / ~$1.5B, targeting Q4 2026), and a US-Iran ceasefire agreement sent the PSEi surging on Monday. The index gained 1.91% on the week to close at 6,188.03.</p><p>In our feature, we break down the GCash vs Maya fintech IPO race. GCash dominates in user reach (94M registered users). Maya competes on financial depth with its digital banking license. If both go public in 2026, it will be Southeast Asia's biggest fintech IPO event.</p><p>This podcast is for general information purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.</p><p>#PhilippineStocks #PSEi #GCash #Maya #UMIC #PhilippineMarket #PinchuTV #FinTech</p>
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Short, simple market updates + Manila life stories. Beginner-friendly investing from the Philippines.
Episodes are a mix of English and Japanese, with occasional Filipino phrases — reflecting real life in Manila and Southeast Asia.
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フィリピン市場のシンプルなマーケット解説と、マニラでの生活エピソードをゆるくお届けします。 投資初心者にもわかりやすい番組です。
英語と日本語をメインに、時々フィリピンの言葉も交えながら、 リアルなマニラ生活の空気感と一緒に発信しています。
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