The Domestic Company Index (DCI) closed the week ending September 29 at 7 146.94 points, up by 56.33 points (0.79 percent) from 7 090.61 points the previous week. This growth was mainly due to strong demand for shares in a locally-listed security company following a 10 for 1 share split that boosted liquidity. For the year to date, the index has risen by 11.45 percent. The Foreign Companies Index (FCI) closed the week at 1 850.42 points. A total of 3 492 962 securities valued at P6 375 381 were traded during the week.