MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Philippine shares ended lower for the fifth straight session on Monday because of jitters over a possible war in Iraq and bombings in the country's south, traders said.
They also cited the weak peso and delays in amendments to the anti-money laundering law as market dampeners.
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