Share prices fell for a seventh straight session on Tuesday as investors unloaded positions amid foreign selling pressure, a weaker peso and lingering political and corruption concerns. Trading value reached P9.09 billion across 97,179 trades involving more than 1.57 billion shares. Foreign funds sold a net P2 billion, with sales of P6.2 billion, against P4.19 billion worth of shares bought. The peso closed at P58.196 to the dollar, weaker than Monday’s P58.145, after touching a low of P58.37 intraday. Japhet Tantiangco, research manager at Philstocks Financial Inc., said the extended market fall reflects investor dismay over corruption issues.