Manila, Feb. 11 -- Investors continue to digest United States President Donald Trump's new tariffs, influencing local shares' downward movement during Tuesday's trading while the Philippine peso nearly weakened.

The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) fell below the 6,000 mark anew, declining by 0.82 percent to 5,987.75, with All Shares slipping by 0.28 percent to 3,607.03 points.

Only the Financials counter closed in the green territory, rising 1.26 percent to 2,243.30.

All other indices finished in the red, with the biggest losses coming from the Property counter, down by 2.81 percent, followed by Services, down by 2.23 percent; Industrial, down by 0.93 percent; Mining and Oil, down by 0.06 percent; and Holding Firms, down by 0.03...