How to Buy Philippine Stocks in Australia

Philippine Stocks

One of the more exotic stock markets in the South East Asian region is the Philippine Stock Exchange. The Philippine stock market has some of the largest companies in the region listed on the bourse. Some are Globe Telecom, Jollibee and the bank of the Philippine Islands.  

How to Buy Stocks in Philippines Stock Exchange

Getting access to the Philippine stock market from Australia can be difficult as few brokers offer access. At PhillipCapital, we offer traders and investors the unique opportunity to access Philippine stock market and some of the most exotic stock markets usually not offered by other stock brokers. Few brokers in Australia can offer you the scope of Asian Markets like we can.

In order for you to trade Philippine stocks, you will need to open an international trading account. This market is currently available to trade through phone trading. Find out more on the brokerage fees to buy Philippine stocks.

Trading Hours & Currency

The Philippines is in a similar time zone to Australia making it convenient to follow the market and place orders. The home currency of the Philippine market is the peso, this means that your Australia dollars will be converted to peso when you buy and back to Australian dollars when you sell.

Read more guide on how to trade international stocks. 

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