President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. joined officials of the Philippine Stock Exchange and Maynilad Water Services Inc. on Friday for a bell-ringing ceremony in Bonifacio Global City to mark Maynilad’s debut on the stock market. The water provider is launching its Initial Public Offering — the second-largest to date — to fund infrastructure upgrades and expand its services. | via #MOJO Julie Baiza. 📷: MPC pool | ONE News

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

PSEI DIPS AS CORRUPTION CONCERNS WEIGH ON SENTIMENT The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) closed lower on Friday, slipping 0.32 percent to 6,037.79, as investor sentiment soured over concerns that corruption issues could dampen the country’s economic prospects. The market decline followed the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) decision to cut policy rates on Thursday, a move that came amid a weaker domestic growth outlook, which the central bank partly attributed to governance challenges. T