TODAY'S BUSINESS HEADLINES

DOF rejects plea for retention of income-tax holiday in top 4 tourist destinations

Meralco unit, 4 other firms to bid for MRT3 maintenance contract

PAL to ditch India flights

PSEi climbs near 7,400-mark after record close on Wall Street

Philippines opens new tourism market with 1st air deal with Brazil

PSEi inches up to 5,263.35

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MANILA - Philippine share prices inched up 6.74 points or 0.13 percent, with the benchmark index closing the week at 5,263.35.

The mining and oil, financials and property sectors ended the week in the red, with the other indices posting marginal gains.

About 1.9 billion shares worth P4.7 billion changed hands. Losers beat gainers 85 to 64, while 49 stocks were flat.

The most actively traded stocks were Bloomberry, Metrobank, Ayala Corp., BDO and Security Bank.

Top gainers were led by Boulevard Holdings, Panasonic, MJCI Investments, Jolliville and Vitarich.

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